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PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY CHEMICAL PHYSICS
Volume 11, Issue 5, Pages 791-802Publisher
ROYAL SOC CHEMISTRY
DOI: 10.1039/b812873a
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- Spanish MEC [MAT2005-05350, PCI2006-A7-0618]
- GACR [203/06/0324]
- ME CR [LC512, Z4 055 0506]
- Charles University [MSM0021620857]
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Adsorption (at a low temperature) of carbon monoxide and dinitrogen on a high-silica ferrierite-type zeolite (H-FER, Si : Al = 27.5 : 1) was investigated by means of variable temperature infrared spectroscopy and theoretical calculations at the periodic DFT level. This combined experimental and computational approach led to detailed characterization of several types of hydrogen-bonded OH center dot center dot center dot CO and OH center dot center dot center dot N-2 complexes, formed by interaction between the adsorbed molecules and the Bronsted acid OH groups of the zeolite. CO or N2, forming linear complexes with OH groups pointing towards a sufficiently ample void space, show the largest adsorption enthalpy which was found to be in the (approximate) range of -25 to -29 kJ mol(-1) for CO and -15 to -19 kJ mol(-1) for N-2. Less stable OH center dot center dot center dot CO or OH center dot center dot center dot N-2 complexes can be formed when either the Bronsted acid OH group is involved in intra-zeolite hydrogen bonding or when the free space available is too small to allow formation of linear complexes without previous re-location of the proton of the OH group involved. The details of experimental IR spectra in the O-H, C-O, and N-N stretching regions could be interpreted on the basis of good agreement between experimental and calculated results.
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