Zinc coverage dependent structure of PdZn surface alloy

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Publication Date 2010-11-16
DOI 10.1039/C0CP01344G
Impact Factor 3.676
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Yucheng Huang, Zhao-Xu Chen


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Abstract

Catalytic performances of alloy and surface alloy are sensitive to the surface structures and composition. In this paper we present an overall survey of the surface structure of Pd(111) covered with different amount of Zn using Monte Carlo simulations. We demonstrate that the composition of PdZn surface alloy is Zn coverage dependent: the surface concentration of Zn increases with the increase of the deposited Zn. At one or multi-layer of zinc deposited Pd(111), a multilayer 1 : 1 PdZn surface alloy will be formed. Surface alloy islands dominated by palladium are formed at submonolayer Zn coverage. At very low zinc coverage, small palladium ensembles of 3 to 5 Pd atoms exist preferentially on the Pd(111) surface. Our simulated results which are consistent with the pertinent experiments indicate that the unusual high-temperature desorption peak of formaldehyde observed experimentally has likely originated from the small surface ensembles induced by deposited Zn.

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