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Interaction of oxygen with preadsorbed hydrogen on magnesium oxide studied by temperature-Programmed desorption method

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The interaction of oxygen with preadsorbed hydrogen on thermally activated magnesium oxide has been studied by temperature-programmed desorption (TPD) method. It was found that oxygen at 450 K reacts with preadsorbed hydrogen and the resulting hydroxylation suppresses the adsorptive capacity of magnesia with respect to oxygen.

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Взаимодействие кислорода с предадсорбированным водородом на термически активированном оксиде магнезия исследовано с помощью метода ТПД. Найдено, что при температуре 450 K кислород реагирует с предадсорбированным водородом, так что результирующее гидроксилирование понижает адсорбционную емкость магнезия по отношению к кислороду.

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Duński, H., Sugier, H. Interaction of oxygen with preadsorbed hydrogen on magnesium oxide studied by temperature-Programmed desorption method. React Kinet Catal Lett 37, 481–485 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02062103

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