大气压空气纳秒脉冲阵列式线-线SDBD等离子体的电学及发射光谱特性研究

提出了一种阵列式线-线沿面介质阻挡放电结构,利用双极性高压纳秒脉冲电源,在大气压空气中激励产生了相对大面积的放电等离子体。其中,高压电极、地电极均为圆柱形金属,放电反应器由20组相间排列的阵列式线型高压电极和套有介质管的阵列式线型地电极组成。利用电压探头、电流探头、示波器等测量了放电电压和放电总电流,并计算得出了放电的实际电流。利用光纤、光栅光谱仪、CCD等测量了波长范围在300～440 nm和766～778 nm的发射光谱,即氮分子第二正带N₂ (C3Π_u→B3Π_g)包括Δν= +1, 0, -1, -2, -3、氮分子离子第一负带N+₂(B2Σ+_u→X2Σ+_g),N₂ (B3Π_g→A3Σ+_u)和O (3p5P→3s5S₂)的发射光谱。比较了氮分子第二正带N₂ (C3Π_u→B3Π_g)的各个振动峰和各个活性物种的发射光谱强度,以及这些发射光谱强度随着脉冲峰值电压的变化。测量了N₂(C3Π_u→B3Π_g, 0-0)的二次、三次衍射光谱,与原始光谱在转动带、背景光谱等方面进行了比较,并计算了二次衍射和原始光谱之间的峰值比。利用氮分子第二正带N₂ (C3Π_u→B3Π_g, Δν=+1, 0, -1, -2)和氮分子离子第一负带N+₂ (B2Σ+_u→X2Σ+_g, 0-0)模拟了等离子体的转动温度和振动温度,对模拟结果进行了比较,并研究了脉冲峰值电压对等离子体振动温度和转动温度的影响。通过测量放电的电压和计算得到的放电电流发现,当脉冲峰值电压为22 kV,脉冲重复频率为150 Hz时,阵列式线-线沿面介质阻挡放电的放电电流在正脉冲、负脉冲两个方向上均可达75 A左右。通过诊断放电等离子体的发射光谱发现,在测量的波长范围内,放电产生的活性物种主要有氮分子第二正带N₂ (C3Π_u→B3Π_g)、氮分子离子第一负带N+₂(B2Σ+_u→X2Σ+_g),N₂ (B3Π_g→A3Σ+_u)和O (3p5P→3s5S₂)。在脉冲峰值电压22～36 kV的变化范围内,氮分子第二正带N₂(C3Π_u→B3Π_g, 0-0)的发射光谱强度始终保持最强,N₂ (B3Π_g→A3Σ+_u)次之,而氮分子离子第一负带N+₂(B2Σ+_u→X2Σ+_g)和O (3p5P→3s5S₂)的发射光谱强度较弱。同时,当脉冲峰值电压升高时,氮分子第二正带N₂ (C3Π_u→B3Π_g)的所有振动峰,以及氮分子离子第一负带N+₂(B2Σ+_u→X2Σ+_g),N₂ (B3Π_g→A3Σ+_u)和O (3p5P→3s5S₂)的发射光谱强度均随之升高。通过比较氮分子第二正带N₂(C3Π_u→B3Π_g, 0-0)的原始、二次衍射、三次衍射光谱发现,二次、三次衍射光谱的转动带更清晰,但三次衍射光谱的背景更强,因此氮分子第二正带N₂(C3Π_u→B3Π_g)的二次衍射光谱更有利于模拟等离子体的转动温度。通过比较模拟得到的振动温度和转动温度发现,氮分子第二正带N₂ (C3Π_u→B3Π_g, Δν=-2)在N₂ (C3Π_u→B3Π_g)四个谱带Δν=+1, 0, -1, -2中最适于模拟等离子体振动温度,而利用氮分子离子第一负带N+₂ (B2Σ+_u→X2Σ+_g,0-0)模拟得到的等离子体转动温度要比N₂ (C3Π_u→B3Π_g, Δν=-2)的模拟结果高约10～15 K。同时,当脉冲峰值电压升高时,由N₂ (C3Π_u→B3Π_g, Δν=-2)和N+₂ (B2Σ+_u→X2Σ+_g, 0-0)模拟得到等离子体的转动温度均出现了略微上升的趋势,而利用N₂ (C3Π_u→B3Π_g, Δν=-2)模拟得出的振动温度则略微下降。     

H2 分子在Li3N(110)表面吸附的第一性原理研究

采用第一性原理方法研究了H₂分子在Li₃N(110)晶面的表面吸附. 通过研究H₂/Li₃N(110)体系的吸附位置、吸附能和电子结构发现: H₂分子吸附在N桥位要比吸附在其他位置稳定,此时在Li₃N(110)面形成两个-NH基,其吸附能为1.909 eV,属于强化学吸附;H₂与Li₃N(110)面的相互作用主要是H 1s轨道与N 关键词： 第一性原理 3N(110)')" href="#">Li₃N(110) 2')" href="#">H₂ 吸附和解离     

用能量自洽法研究碱金属双原子分子的势能曲线

用能量自洽法(ECM)研究了碱金属双原子分子一些电子激发态的势能曲线：Na₂ 分子的2¹Π_g,4³Π_g和b³Π< sub>u电子激发态,K₂分子的a³Σ^＋_{u,2¹Πg,B¹Πu和A^{关键词： 能量自洽 双原子分子 势能 碱金属}}     

Cu/CeO2(110)界面特性的第一性原理研究

Cu-CeO₂体系因其特殊的催化能力而在固体氧化物燃料电池和水煤气转化反应等多个催化领域有重要应用. 采用基于密度泛函理论的第一性原理方法, 在原子和电子层面上系统地研究了单个Cu原子及Cu小团簇在CeO₂(110)面上的吸附构型, 价键特性和电子结构, 结果表明: 1) 单个Cu原子的最稳定吸附位是两个表面O的桥位; 2) Cu团簇的稳定吸附构型为扭曲的四面体结构; 3) Cu原子及Cu团簇的吸附在CeO₂(110)面的gap区域引入了间隙态, 这些间隙态主要来自于Cu及其近邻的O和表层还原形成的Ce³⁺, 间隙态的出现表明Cu的吸附增强了CeO₂(110)表面的活性; 4) 吸附的单个Cu原子及Cu团簇分别被CeO₂(110)面表层的Ce⁴⁺离子氧化形成了Cu^δ+和Cu₄^δ+, 并伴随着Ce³⁺离子的形成, 这个反应可归结为Cu_x/Ce⁴⁺→Cu_x^δ+/Ce³⁺; 5) Cu团簇的吸附比Cu单原子的吸附引入了更多的Ce³⁺离子, 进而形成了更多的Cu^δ+-Ce³⁺催化活性中心. 结合已报道的Cu/CeO₂(111)界面特性, 更加全面地探明了Cu与CeO₂(111)和(110)两个较稳定低指数表面的协同作用特性, 较为系统地揭示了Cu增强CeO₂催化特性的原因及Cu与CeO₂协同作用的内在机理. 关键词： 2')" href="#">Cu/CeO₂ U')" href="#">DFT+U 吸附 电子结构     

O2在Pt(111)面吸附与解离的原子交叠电子离域研究

用原子交叠和电子离域-分子轨道(ASED-MO)方法和原子集团模型Pt₂₁O₂研究了O₂与Pt(111)面的相互作用过程。由总能极小,发现O₂在Pt(111)面平躺吸附比垂直吸附能量更低,其中O₂平行吸附于桥位是最稳定的吸附位,而且O₂分子键长伸长到1.35?,与最近的近边X射线吸收精细结构谱(NEXAFS)实验值(1.37±0.05)?符合得很好。同时,衬底向O_{2 关键词：}     

Raman紫外双共振研究C2H2分子的碰撞转动弛豫

本文利用受激Raman抽运,选择性地制备了C₂H₂分子电子基态的红外非激活振动能级的单一转动态(X¹∑_g⁺,v″₂=1,J″=9,11,13),并从紫外激光诱导的A¹Au(v′₃=1)←X¹∑_g⁺(v″₂=1)荧光谱,直接测定上述三个转动态的C< 关键词：     

OPTICAL-OPTICAL DOUBLE-RESONANCE EXCITATION SPECTRA OF THE (6d)1Πg, (7d)1Πg HIGH-LYING RYDBERG STATES IN Na2

Two ¹Π_g states of Na₂ for v≤13 have been observed by using optical-optical double resonance (OODR) fluorescence excitation spectroscopy. The intermediate levels in B¹Π_u state are identified by the numerical calculations with the molec-ular constants for B¹Π_u←X¹Σ_g⁺ transitions and confirmed by the complemen-tary A¹Σ_g⁺←X¹Σ_g⁺ polarization spectra. Absolute vibrational numberings of the (6d)¹Π_g and (7d)¹Π_g states are determined by comparing the experimental OODR excitation intensities with the simulated Franck-Condon factors. The Dnnham coef-ficients and the Rydberg-Klein-Rees (RKR) potential energy curves of the (6d)¹Π_g, (7d)¹Π_g states are reported.     

Au在Zr掺杂的CeO2(110)面吸附的第一性原理研究

采用基于广义梯度近似的投影缀加平面波(projector augmented wave)雁势和具有三维周期性边界条件的超晶胞模型,用第一性原理方法,计算并分析了Au在CeO₂(110)和Zr掺杂的CeO₂(110) 面的吸附能,吸附结构和电子结构等特征.从而得出Zr掺杂对Au/CeO₂(110)吸附体系的影响.结果表明：Zr的掺杂增大了Au在CeO₂(110) 面的吸附能,并改变了最强吸附位置,且导致了吸附体系中衬底结 关键词： Au Zr掺杂 2')" href="#">CeO₂ 吸附     

多重散射团簇方法对吸附系统SO2/Ag(110)的理论分析

利用多重散射团簇方法(MSC)对吸附系统SO₂/Ag(110)的S原子K边X射线吸收精细结构谱(NEXAFS)作了理论分析.研究表明,覆盖度为0.5时,吸附的SO₂的S—O键长比气体状态时增长了(0.014±0.006)nm,OSO键角减小了15°±5°;SO₂分子的S原子处于芯位,但两个O原子处于不对称的位置;分子平面与(110)的夹角约为52°,同时分子平面相对衬底表面法线有一小角度的倾斜.MSC计算证实了该吸附系统存在一介于π^{关键词： X射线吸收精细结构 2/Ag(110)')" href="#">吸附系统SO₂/Ag(110) 多重散射团簇方法}     

C2H2,C2H4与K在Ru(1010)表面上共吸附的UPS研究

利用紫外光电子谱(UPS)对乙烯(C₂H₄)和乙炔(C₂H₂)气体在Ru(1010)表面的吸附及与K的共吸附进行了研究,实验结果表明:当衬底温度超过200K,乙烯即发生脱氢反应后,σ_CH和σ_CC能级均向高结合能方向移动.在室温下,σ_CH和σ_CC能级位置与乙炔在Ru(1010)表面的吸附时的分子能级完全一致.乙烯发生脱氢反应后的主要产 关键词： 乙烯 乙炔 钾 Ru(1010)表面     

Studies of molecular oxygen adsorbed on Cu surfaces

Molecular oxygen adsorbed on (110) and polycrystalline Cu surfaces has been investigated by UPS, XPS, AES, HREELS and LEED. Molecularly adsorbed O₂ on the (110) surface shows the characteristic three-peak He II spectrum due to π_g, π_u and σ_g orbitals, accompanied by an O-O stretching frequency at 660 cm⁻¹. On the polycrystalline Cu surface, adsorbed O₂ shows the three peak He II spectra with a considerably smaller separation between the π_u and σ_g band and two O-O stretching bands at 610 and 880 cm⁻¹. O₂ adsorbed on the Cu(110) surface gives rise to a (1 × 1) LEED pattern and characteristic K π¹π¹ transition in the Auger spectrum.     

Adsorption and reaction of bromine with Ag(110): A photoemission study

The adsorption of bromine on the (110) surface of silver has been studied by ultraviolet (hυ = 21.2 and 40.8 eV) photoelectron spectroscopy in the temperature range of 100–300 K. Four different adsorption and reaction states could be detected. For fractional monolayer coverages Br₂ adsorbs dissociatively on the Ag(110) surface. The chemisorption of bromide leads to new emission features at about 3 and 5.2 eV below E_F, which are assigned as occupied antibonding structures (3 eV) and as bonding Br4p_{x, y} orbitals (5.2 eV). At 100 K, further bromide adsorption leads to the formation of an AgBr layer with molecular adsorbed bromine on top of this corrosion layer. The He I spectrum is dominated by structures at 3.5, 5.8 and 7.5 eV which are due to emission from the π_g, π_u and σ_g molecular orbitals of Br₂. The buildup of the AgBr layer is clearly demonstrated by desorbing the molecular bromine at about 150 K. The resulting spectrum of the AgBr layer shows peaks at 2.5 and 3.4 eV with p- and mixed-in d-character and peaks at 4.1, 5.2 and 6.1 eV which are primarily d-like. Heating of the AgBr layer up to 300 K results in a transformation from a 2D layer into a 3D agglomeration of larger AgBr clusters on top of a Br/Ag(110) chemisorption layer.     

Electronic structure and conformation of ethene when adsorbed on transition and noble metals

Using the geometry of the ethene molecule when adsorbed on transition metal surfaces, as predicted by Felter and Weinberg [Surface Sci. 103 (1981) 265], but omitting molecular twist, a tight-binding model has been employed to predict the effect of chemisorption on the σ-levels of the molecule. The energy of the σ_CC-level changed appreciably from its free space value, and based on these calculations we have reinterpreted the experimental data and have revised the prediction of the geometry. The qualitative nature of the distortions, namely an increase in the C-C bond length and reduction of the C-C-H and H-C-H angles, remains intact. Secondly, the interaction of the π-orbitals of ethene with the d-band states of the metal surface has been studied, using a model of localized bonding between the metal and the molecule, within the Hartree-Fock approximation using an Anderson Hamiltonian. The conclusions are that as the strength of the metal-molecule interaction increases, the π-bond order decreases. Using experimental values of the chemisorption energy the model predicts that, for Ni and Cu, electrons are transferred from the molecule to the metal. This is in accord with the observed decrease in the work function for both these systems.     

Competition between σ-hole pnicogen bond and π-hole tetrel bond in complexes of CF2=CFZH2 (Z = P,As, and Sb)

ABSTRACT

A computational study of the complexes formed by F₂C=CFZH₂ (Z?=?P, As, and Sb) and F₂C=CFPF₂ with two Lewis bases (NH₃ and NMe₃) has been carried out. In general, two minima complexes are found, one with a σ-hole pnicogen bond and the other one with a π-hole tetrel bond in most complexes but two σ-hole pnicogen bonded complexes are obtained for F₂C=CFZH₂ and NH₃. They have similar stability though F₂C=CFSbH₂ engages in a much stronger σ-hole pnicogen bond with NMe₃. The –PF₂ substitution makes the π-hole on the terminal carbon form a tetrel bond with NH₃. A heavier –ZH₂ group engages in a stronger σ-hole pnicogen bond but results in a weaker π-hole tetrel bond. Other than electrostatic interaction, the stability of both complexes is attributed to the charge transfer from the N lone pair into the C–Z/H–Z anti-bonding orbital in the pnicogen bond and the C=C anti-bonding orbital in the tetrel bond.

The σ-hole pnicogen bonded and π-hole tetrel bonded complexes between F₂C=CFZH₂ (Z = P, As, and Sb) and two Lewis bases (NH₃ and NMe₃) have been compared. The results indicate that both interactions can compete, dependent on the nature of the N base.     

A model of ethylene and acetylene adsorption on the (111) surfaces of platinum and nickel

Despite the application of a variety of surface sensitive techniques to the adsorption of simple hydrocarbons on well characterized metallic surfaces, no consistent picture has appeared. We review briefly the published spectroscopic results of ultraviolet photoelectron spectroscopy (UPS) and electron energy loss spectroscopy (EELS) which probe, respectively, the electronic and vibrational structure of the surface-molecular complex, and we consider appropriate free molecular analogues, not only in their ground state but also in their first excited states. A simplified approach to determine the chemisorption geometry from UPS level shifts and EELS is presented. The technique allows an isolation of distortion induced shifts from the total relaxation shift, and we find that the true relaxation shift is rather constant, approximately 2.1 eV for the cases considered. These shifts can then be used to estimate the distance of the molecule to the surface. We concentrate primarily on four systems, C₂H₂ and C₂H₄ on Ni(111) and Pt(111), adsorbed at low temperature (below the onset of dissociation). Depending on the metal, the hydrocarbon can adsorb in a di-σ arrangement or with a distortion resembling the lowest energy configuration of the first excited state of the free molecule. We also consider briefly C₂H₄ on Ag and Cu in which no distortion occurs. The distortions that resemble the first excited states might occur as a consequence of donation of bonding (backbonding) electrons from (to) the normally filled π (empty π¹) to (from) the empty (filled) d-band states of the metal. The net effect on the hydrocarbon to partially empty the π level and fill the π¹ level, is analogous to a low excitation of the free molecule, π → π¹. For C₂H₄ (planar in the ground state), the lowest excitation is the triplet T-state (3–4 eV) of minimal energy for a 90° twisted configuration with a lengthened C-C bond. Acetylene is a linear molecule in the ground state, but cis- or trans-bent for the triplet excitations, ~a (5.2 eV) or ~b (6.0 eV), respectively. Chemisorbed geometries derived from these configurations seem possible for C₂H₄ on Ni(111) and C₂H₂ on Pt(111), while interchanging the adsorbates and substrates gives di-σ bonding, (sp³ hybridization), as proposed previously in the literature. For C₂H₄ on Ni(111), two of the hydrogens are twisted into the surface which leads to a softening of the CH vibrational frequency. For the four systems considered, the data are consistent with the C-C bond essentially parallel to the surface, but tilted orientations are not ruled out. While the models are clearly oversimplified, they suggest an interesting point of departure for likely chemisorption geometries. Also, some intriguing correspondences to the (presumed) location of the normally empty π¹ level and the d-band are noted.     

Quantum Monte Carlo study of the CO interaction with a dimer model surface for Cr(110)

The chemisorption of CO on a Cr (110) surface is investigated using the quantum Monte Carlo method in the diffusion Monte Carlo (DMC) variant and a model Cr₂CO cluster. The present results are consistent with the earlier ab initio HF study with this model that showed the tilted/near-parallel orientation as energetically favoured over the perpendicular arrangement. The DMC energy difference between the two orientations is larger (1.9 eV) than that computed in the previous study. The distribution and reorganization of electrons during CO adsorption on the model surface are analysed using the topological electron localization function method that yields electron populations, charge transfer and clear insight on the chemical bonding that occurs with CO adsorption and dissociation on the model surface.     

A pes study on 1,3-thiazole and its monosubstituted halogen derivatives

The photoelectron (HeI) spectra of 1,3-thiazole and its 2F, 2Cl, 2Br, 4Br and 5Br-derivatives are reported. The assignment of the first few bands of the various spectra to the corresponding molecular orbital is based, for thiazole, on the results of an ab initio SCF—MO calculation, while for the various halogen derivatives, on reasonings based on perturbation theory.In particular, the first five outermost molecular orbitals of thiazole probably correspond to π₃ (9.50 eV), π₂ (10.24), σ_N (10.48; orbital mainly localized on the nitrogen atom), σ_S (12.78; orbital mainly localized on the sulphur atom) and π₁ (13.5).     

Selective non-radiative transitions at excited states of the self-trapped exciton in alkali halides

Generation of F-H pairs and σ-luminescence induced by excitation of the self-trapped excitons with polarized light causing the 1s→ 2p transitions has been measured. The results were analyzed based on the assumption that the non-radiative transitions that follow photoexcitation depend only on the state reached by the excitation, irrespective of the photon energy of the excitation. The absence of the dependence on exciting photon energy of the effective yield of removal from the triplet manifold after excitation to each substate obtained from the analysis proves that the above assumption is valid. The relative non-radiative transition probabilities between the 2p substates and from the 2p-substates to the lowest triplet state, the F-H pair, the σ-luminescent state and the ground state were obtained. It is shown that the de-excitation channels from each substate are substantially different from each other. The following transitions are found to have high probabilities: from the B_1g state to the F-H pairs in KCl and KBr, from theA_g state to the σ-luminescent state and the lowest triplet state in KBr and to the lowest triplet state in KCl and from the B_2g state to the B_1g state in KCl and KBr, where A_g, B_1g and B_2g denote the states with the electron excited to the σ_u orbital, the π_u orbital lying in the (100) plane in which the (halogen)₂^?-molecular ion is situated and the other π_u orbital, respectively. The mechanisms of these non-radiative transitions were discussed.     

The chemisorption of N2 on the (110) surface of iridium

The molecular chemisorption of N₂ on the reconstructed Ir(110)-(1 × 2) surface has been studied with thermal desorption mass spectrometry, XPS, UPS, AES, LEED and the co-adsorption of N₂ with hydrogen. Photoelectron spectroscopy shows molecular levels of N₂ at 8.0 (5σ + 1π) and 11.8 (4σ) eV in the valence band and at 399.2 eV with a satellite at 404.2 eV in the N(1s) region, where the binding energies are referenced to the Ir Fermi level. The kinetics of adsorption and desorption show that both precursor kinetics and interadsorbate interactions are important for this chemisorption system. Adsorption occurs with a constant probability of adsorption of unity up to saturation coverage (4.8 × 10¹⁴ cm^?2), and the thermal desorption spectra give rise to two peaks. The activation energy for desorption varies between 8.5 and 6.0 kcal mole^?1 at low and high coverages, respectively. Results of the co-adsorption of N₂ and hydrogen indicate that adsorbed N₂ resides in the missing-row troughs on the reconstructed surface. Nitrogen is displaced by hydrogen, and the most tightly bound state of hydrogen blocks virtually all N₂ adsorption. A p1g1(2 × 2) LEED pattern is associated with a saturated overlayer of adsorbed N₂ on Ir(110)-(1 × 2).