The Phenomena of Proton Transfer from Catalytic Oxides

Schwarz, John H.

doi:10.1006/jcis.1999.6397

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“…In practice, this approach is not widespread and we are not aware of PAD curves for pure silica, although they have been reported for silica-containing mixed oxides. 95 On the other hand, some authors have observed the evolution of surface ionisation by other means than measuring proton consumption. Ong et al 96 followed the surface charging of a quartz surface by SHG (second harmonic generation) observation of polarised interfacial water.…”

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“…With such models, the PAD (proton affinity distribution) could be extracted from acid–base titration curves. In practice, this approach is not widespread, and we are not aware of PAD curves for pure silica, although they have been reported for silica-containing mixed oxides …”

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