Atomistic Insights Into the Surface Dynamics of Ni(111) During Reverse Water gas Shift Reaction
Roey Ben David,
Miguel A. Andres,
Bat‐Or Shalom
et al.
Abstract:The conversion of CO2‐H2 mixtures on Ni‐based catalysts can proceed through either the reverse water gas shift reaction (RWGS) path to produce CO or the CO2 methanation path to produce CH4. The balance between these competing reactions depends on both the reaction conditions and catalyst structure. In this study, using surface‐sensitive infrared and ambient pressure X‐ray photoelectron spectroscopies, we investigate the effect of reaction conditions on the interaction between CO2 and H2 on a Ni(111) model cata… Show more
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