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Study of gas molecule - surface interaction
Kettner, Miroslav ; Nehasil, Václav (advisor) ; Johánek, Viktor (referee)
Title: Study of gas molecule - surface interaction Author: Miroslav Kettner Department: Department of surface and plasma science Supervisor: doc. RNDr. Václav Nehasil, Dr., Department of surface and plasma science Abstract: In this work, we examined the suitability of rhodium deposited on a plasma sprayed substrate of titanium dioxide for catalysis reactions. With X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy method, the thermal stability of TiO2 prepared with plasma spray technology on aluminum plate was tested at first. Then, rhodium was evaporated on substrate and thermal stability of the whole system Rh/TiO2 was determined. Further methods of thermal desorption spectroscopy and molecular beam were used to study adsorption and desorption of CO and reaction of CO with oxygen. It was verified that the system Rh/TiO2 ceases to adsorbing CO after heating above 620 K, also the CO reaction with oxygen exhibits considerably lower intensity after heating above 620 K. After calibrating on rhodium plate, it was determined that the intensity of CO2 creation on Rh/TiO2 is four times lower than intensity on the rhodium plate. Unprompted adsorption and desorption passivation of the system, however, seems to be the most significant problem. Therefore, the system was assessed as unsuitable for further research. Keywords: Rh, TiO2,...
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Study of gas molecule - surface interaction
Kettner, Miroslav ; Nehasil, Václav (advisor) ; Johánek, Viktor (referee)
Title: Study of gas molecule - surface interaction Author: Miroslav Kettner Department: Department of surface and plasma science Supervisor: doc. RNDr. Václav Nehasil, Dr., Department of surface and plasma science Abstract: In this work, we examined the suitability of rhodium deposited on a plasma sprayed substrate of titanium dioxide for catalysis reactions. With X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy method, the thermal stability of TiO2 prepared with plasma spray technology on aluminum plate was tested at first. Then, rhodium was evaporated on substrate and thermal stability of the whole system Rh/TiO2 was determined. Further methods of thermal desorption spectroscopy and molecular beam were used to study adsorption and desorption of CO and reaction of CO with oxygen. It was verified that the system Rh/TiO2 ceases to adsorbing CO after heating above 620 K, also the CO reaction with oxygen exhibits considerably lower intensity after heating above 620 K. After calibrating on rhodium plate, it was determined that the intensity of CO2 creation on Rh/TiO2 is four times lower than intensity on the rhodium plate. Unprompted adsorption and desorption passivation of the system, however, seems to be the most significant problem. Therefore, the system was assessed as unsuitable for further research. Keywords: Rh, TiO2,...
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