1998
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.57.3881
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XANES study of hydrogen incorporation in a Pd-capped Nb thin film

Abstract: X-ray absorption near-edge structure ͑XANES͒ measurements were used to probe the H-charging-induced electronic structure changes of a 2400 Å Nb film capped with Pd. These results are discussed in terms of ab initio linear augmented plane-wave ͑LAPW͒ band-structure calculations for this material. The Pd-L 3 -edge XANES clearly manifested the spectral ͑Pd-d state related͒ changes expected for Pd-hydride formation, a white line feature degradation, and the appearance of a Pd-H antibonding feature at 6 eV above th… Show more

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“…Palladium hydride gives rise to a distinct absorption feature at 3182 eV due to excitation of 2p electrons to a Pd-H antibonding state ( Figure 2). [29][30][31] The XANES spectrum of Pd/γ- Al2O3 collected under He at 100°C, after a reduction pretreatment ( Figure 2), is consistent with that of Pd foil for metallic Pd (0) oxidation state. After switching to the reactant (NH3/ O2) gas feed at 100°C, the Pd L3-edge XANES show increased intensity and broadening of the white line ( Figure 2) but without the characteristic absorption feature at 3182 eV for palladium hydride.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 60%
“…Palladium hydride gives rise to a distinct absorption feature at 3182 eV due to excitation of 2p electrons to a Pd-H antibonding state ( Figure 2). [29][30][31] The XANES spectrum of Pd/γ- Al2O3 collected under He at 100°C, after a reduction pretreatment ( Figure 2), is consistent with that of Pd foil for metallic Pd (0) oxidation state. After switching to the reactant (NH3/ O2) gas feed at 100°C, the Pd L3-edge XANES show increased intensity and broadening of the white line ( Figure 2) but without the characteristic absorption feature at 3182 eV for palladium hydride.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 60%
“…36 Figure 3I shows the total electron yield (TEY) and fluorescence yield (FLY) spectra of A-Nb 2 O 5−x @MCS, the depressed peak intensity of FLY spectra could originate from the selfabsorption (the thickness effect) of the A-Nb 2 O 5−x nanocluster. 37 The first derivative XANES spectra are also shown in the Figure S14. Compared with FLY spectra, A-Nb 2 O 5−x @ MCS shows the lowest energy gap of 2.1 eV between A and B in TEY spectra with a narrow half-peak width.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, A-Nb 2 O 5– x @MCS delivers the smallest energy gap of 2.3 eV and much dampened intensity of valley D, corresponding to the high distortion degree of octahedral symmetry Figure I shows the total electron yield (TEY) and fluorescence yield (FLY) spectra of A-Nb 2 O 5– x @MCS, the depressed peak intensity of FLY spectra could originate from the self-absorption (the thickness effect) of the A-Nb 2 O 5– x nanocluster . The first derivative XANES spectra are also shown in the Figure S14.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…2(a, b) of [45]. Further, two prominent features 1 and 2, which are separated by ∼ 13 eV, can be attributed to the 1s →5p transition and the resonance due to multiple scattering of the photoelectrons from the neighboring atoms, respectively [46][47][48]. It is interesting to note that the intensity of the feature 2 remains almost invariant up to the x = 0.4 and then increases monotonically with further increase in the La substitution for the x 0.6 samples [see inset (a1) of Fig.…”
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confidence: 99%