| 1 |
Reaction mechanism and structure of activated complex of CO2 formation in CO oxidation on Pd(110) and Pd(111) surfaces
Nakao K, Ito SI, Tomishige K, Kunimori K
Catalysis Today, 111(3-4), 316, 2006 |
| 2 |
Vibrationally excited CO2 formed in CO plus NO reaction on Pd(110) surface in high surface temperature range
Nakao K, Ito S, Tomishige K, Kunimori K
Catalysis Letters, 103(3-4), 179, 2005 |
| 3 |
Molecular and temperature aspects in catalytic partial oxidation of methane
Basini L, Guarinoni A, Aragno A
Journal of Catalysis, 190(2), 284, 2000 |
| 4 |
Quenching rate constants of NCl(a(1)Delta) at room temperature
Hewett KB, Manke GC, Setser DW, Brewood G
Journal of Physical Chemistry A, 104(3), 539, 2000 |
| 5 |
Dynamics on individual reaction sites in steady-state carbon monoxide oxidation on stepped platinum(113)
Cao GY, Moula MG, Ohno Y, Matsushima T
Journal of Physical Chemistry B, 103(16), 3235, 1999 |
| 6 |
Initial vibrational level distribution of HCN[X-1 Sigma(+)(v(1)0v(3))] from the CN(X-2 Sigma(+))+H-2 -> HCN+H reaction
Bethardy GA, Northrup FJ, He G, Tokue I, Macdonald RG
Journal of Chemical Physics, 109(11), 4224, 1998 |
| 7 |
The Effect of Reagent Translational Energy on the Dynamics of the Reaction O(P-3)+cs(X(1)Sigma(+))-)Co(X(1)Sigma(+))+s(P-3)
Summerfield D, Costen ML, Ritchie GA, Hancock G, Hancock TW, Orrewing AJ
Journal of Chemical Physics, 106(4), 1391, 1997 |
| 8 |
The Initial Vibrational Level Distribution and Relaxation of HCN((X)over-Tilde(1)Sigma(+)(V(1),0,V(3))) in the CN(X(2)Sigma(+))+ch4-)Hcn+ch3 Reaction System
Bethardy GA, Northrup FJ, Macdonald RG
Journal of Chemical Physics, 105(11), 4533, 1996 |
| 9 |
An Ab-Initio Analytical Potential-Energy Surface for the O(P-3)+cs(X(1)Sigma(+))-)Co(X(1)Sigma(+))+s(P-3) Reaction Useful for Kinetic and Dynamical Studies
Gonzalez M, Hijazo J, Novoa JJ, Sayos R
Journal of Chemical Physics, 105(24), 10999, 1996 |
| 10 |
Calorimetric Measurement of Catalytic Surface-Reaction Heat - Co Oxidation on Pt(110)
Wartnaby CE, Stuck A, Yeo YY, King DA
Journal of Chemical Physics, 102(4), 1855, 1995 |
