Catalytic Oxidation of Carbon Monoxide on CoO-MgO Solid Solutions

Kluz, Zofia; Wojtzszczyk, A.

doi:10.1524/zpch.1978.111.2.225

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“…As a sampling, Schottky defects on MgO have been proposed to be the active sites for the oxidation of carbon monoxide. 26 Likewise, Boudart and co-workers have studied the activity of V sites for H2-D2 exchange at -196 purple,g = 2.0022, 2.0026, A(,4N) = 7.4 32 SrO pyridine purple, g = 2.002, 2.003, A (14N) = 7.2 32 0 g represents the ESR absorption value or g factor. 6 A is the hyperfine splitting in gauss for 14N.…”

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Formation of paramagnetic adsorbed molecules on thermally activated magnesium and calcium oxides. Characteristics of the active surface sites

Morris¹,

Klabunde²

1983

Inorg. Chem.

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The bond lengths and angles found in the 4-nitroimidazolato ligand are similar to those found in other cobalt(III) pentaammine imidazolate complexes18"20 although the quality of the data set obtained has allowed a more accurate determination in the present case. The geometry of the nitro group is similar to that found in the structure of another 4-nitroimidazole molecule.21Results of the mean-plane calculations indicate that the imidazole ring and the nitro group are coplanar. The three equatorial N4 donor atom planes are very nearly orthogonal (18) Davis, W.

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