2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.apcatb.2019.118138
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Understanding of Au-CeO2 interface and its role in catalytic oxidation of formaldehyde

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“…For all three supports, the intense peaks located at 463 cm −1 are associated with the first-order vibrational mode with F 2g symmetry in a cubic fluorite-type structure. 28 The weak bands at 262 and 1174 cm −1 correspond to the second-order transverse acoustic (2TA) mode and longitudinal optical (2LO) mode, respectively. Moreover, the weak peak at 598 cm −1 belongs to the defect-induced (D) mode on the CeO 2 surface.…”
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“…For all three supports, the intense peaks located at 463 cm −1 are associated with the first-order vibrational mode with F 2g symmetry in a cubic fluorite-type structure. 28 The weak bands at 262 and 1174 cm −1 correspond to the second-order transverse acoustic (2TA) mode and longitudinal optical (2LO) mode, respectively. Moreover, the weak peak at 598 cm −1 belongs to the defect-induced (D) mode on the CeO 2 surface.…”
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“…The high I D / I F 2g ratio of Au/R-CeO 2 demonstrates the strong interactions between Au and R-CeO 2 . 28,32…”
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“…Resulting loosely bonded surface lattice oxygen and easy formed anion vacancies have been proposed as sites of oxygen adsorption and activation, favoring the oxygen supply in VOCs oxidation [10]. The promoted reactivity by Ce-O bonds weakening and easy oxygen vacancies formation can be also related to the ability of the formed oxygen vacancies to affect the binding energy between the catalysts and the reactant molecules lowering the energy barrier for their activation [42] and references therein.…”
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