Abstract

A technique to obtain intense infrared spectra over a wide frequency range for molecules adsorbed on metal particles dispersed in a hydrocarbon medium is described. New applications of this technique to determining extents of adsorption in competitive chemisorption situations and the interactions of coadsorbed species are given. Band shifts are interpreted in terms of electronic factors for ND₃ and NH₃ coadsorbed with PF₃ on Fe, Ni, and Cu; for H₂O with BCl₃ on Ni; for trimethyl phosphite with CO on V, Fe, Ni, and Cu; and for alkylamines with CO on Fe and Ni.

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