Kinetic oscillations in the catalytic reduction of NO by CO on a reconstructing Pt(100) surface are simulated by using a dynamic Monte Carlo method. The simulation is based on the HS model and takes into account an alternative reaction mechanism arising from recent experimental findings for the catalytic reduction of No on Rh(111), which replaces the classical N+N recombination step by the formation of a (N–NO)∗ intermediary species for the production of molecular nitrogen. A synchronized mechanism and spatiotemporal patterns are observed during the oscillations. Oscillations are analyzed in terms of the controlling parameters involved in the reaction mechanism. Different values of these parameters lead to sustained, attenuated, and modulat...
Heating up a Pt(100) surface with coadsorbed NO + CO leads to the evolution of CO2 + N2 in an extrem...
Catalytic reactions are essentially a cycle of elementary steps. Modeling the kinetics of overall re...
Deterministic chaos has been observed in the NO+CO and NO+H2 reactions on Pt(100). A mathematical mo...
Theoretical simulations by a dynamic Monte Carlo method were carried out with respect to the catalyt...
Oscillations and pattern formation driven by a surface reconstruction are studied for the catalytic ...
Under constant flow conditions the reaction of NO and CO to the products N2 and CO2 on a Pt(100) sur...
The reaction of NO and CO on Pt(100) exhibits two branches of steady state production of N2 and CO2 ...
A model for the kinetics of NO reduction by CO on Rh(1 1 1) surfaces is proposed that takes into acc...
Some mechanisms of the reduction reaction of NO by CO on rhodium are analyzed and discussed, solving...
Oscillations and pattern formation driven by a surface reconstruction are studied for the catalytic ...
The reduction reaction of NO by CO over Pd is studied by means of a Monte Carlo simulation. A reacti...
The kinetics of the catalytic reduction of NO by CO on Rh(111) was simulated by using a lattice-gas ...
Various features of NO+CO reaction kinetics on Pt(100) surfaces, including temporal oscillations, ar...
In order to meet the stringent regulatory norms of NOx and CO emitted by automobiles, reduction of t...
Catalytic reduction using CO has significant potential for the control of NOx using Pt group catalys...
Heating up a Pt(100) surface with coadsorbed NO + CO leads to the evolution of CO2 + N2 in an extrem...
Catalytic reactions are essentially a cycle of elementary steps. Modeling the kinetics of overall re...
Deterministic chaos has been observed in the NO+CO and NO+H2 reactions on Pt(100). A mathematical mo...
Theoretical simulations by a dynamic Monte Carlo method were carried out with respect to the catalyt...
Oscillations and pattern formation driven by a surface reconstruction are studied for the catalytic ...
Under constant flow conditions the reaction of NO and CO to the products N2 and CO2 on a Pt(100) sur...
The reaction of NO and CO on Pt(100) exhibits two branches of steady state production of N2 and CO2 ...
A model for the kinetics of NO reduction by CO on Rh(1 1 1) surfaces is proposed that takes into acc...
Some mechanisms of the reduction reaction of NO by CO on rhodium are analyzed and discussed, solving...
Oscillations and pattern formation driven by a surface reconstruction are studied for the catalytic ...
The reduction reaction of NO by CO over Pd is studied by means of a Monte Carlo simulation. A reacti...
The kinetics of the catalytic reduction of NO by CO on Rh(111) was simulated by using a lattice-gas ...
Various features of NO+CO reaction kinetics on Pt(100) surfaces, including temporal oscillations, ar...
In order to meet the stringent regulatory norms of NOx and CO emitted by automobiles, reduction of t...
Catalytic reduction using CO has significant potential for the control of NOx using Pt group catalys...
Heating up a Pt(100) surface with coadsorbed NO + CO leads to the evolution of CO2 + N2 in an extrem...
Catalytic reactions are essentially a cycle of elementary steps. Modeling the kinetics of overall re...
Deterministic chaos has been observed in the NO+CO and NO+H2 reactions on Pt(100). A mathematical mo...