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Indications for Metal-support Interactions: The Case of CO2Adsorption on Cu/ZnO(0001)

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Molecular beam scattering has been combined with TDS to provide consistent evidence for metal-support interactions (MSI). CO2 adsorbs on the Cu cluster and populated the perimeter of the clusters. The Cu-free areas of the support remain essentially clean. Hence, a synergistic effect such as MSI is present.

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Wang, J., Funk, S. & Burghaus, U. Indications for Metal-support Interactions: The Case of CO2Adsorption on Cu/ZnO(0001). Catal Lett 103, 219–223 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10562-005-7157-3

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