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10. Catalysis & Catalytic Reaction o Basic Define - Catalyst, catalytic mechanism, rate limit step. o Catalytic Mechanism - Describe the steps - Derive a rate law and a mechanism and rate limiting step consistent with the experimental data o Use Regression to discriminate between reaction rate laws and mechanisms

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  • 10. Catalysis &

    Catalytic Reactiono Basic Define

    - Catalyst, catalytic mechanism, rate limit step.

    o Catalytic Mechanism

    - Describe the steps

    - Derive a rate law and a mechanism and rate

    limiting step consistent with the experimental data

    o Use Regression to discriminate between reaction

    rate laws and mechanisms

  • 2. Steps in a Catalytic Reaction X

    May/26 2011 Spring 2

    o Step 4 : Surface Reaction 1

    o Rate of adsorption of species A onto a solid surface

    o Single site

    - Only the site on which the reactant is adsorbed is

    involved in the reaction

    A

    SCOCOAAD

    K

    CCPkr v

    SASA

    S

    SBSASS

    K

    CCkr

  • 2. Steps in a Catalytic Reaction XI

    May/26 2011 Spring 3

    o Dual site

    - The adsorbed reactant interacts with another site

    (either occupied or unoccupied)

    S

    SBSASS

    K

    CCCCkr vv

    SSBSSA

    SDSCSBSA

    S

    SDSCSBSASS

    K

    CCCCkr

  • 2. Steps in a Catalytic Reaction XII

    May/26 2011 Spring 4

    o Dual site 2

    SDS'CS'BSA

    S

    SDS'C'SBSASS

    K

    CCCCkr

    ☞ Langmuir-Hinshelwood Mechanism- Single or dual site mechanism reaction

  • 2. Steps in a Catalytic Reaction XIII

    May/26 2011 Spring 5

    o Eley-Rideal

    - Reaction between an adsorbed molecule and a

    molecule in the gas phase

    SCB(g)SA

    S

    SCBSASS

    K

    CPCkr

  • 2. Steps in a Catalytic Reaction XIV

    May/26 2011 Spring 6

    o Summary

    Single site

    a

    Dual site

    b

    c

    Eley-Rideal

    d

    SASA

    SCB(g)SA

    SSBSSA

    SDSCSBSA ''

    BBAA

    A'

    1 PKPK

    kPrA

    2

    BBAA

    A'

    )1( PKPK

    kPrA

    2

    CCBBAA

    BA'

    )1( PKPKPK

    PkPrA

    CCAA

    BA'

    1 PKPK

    PkPrA

  • 2. Steps in a Catalytic Reaction XV

    May/26 2011 Spring 7

    o Plot 1

  • 2. Steps in a Catalytic Reaction XVI

    May/26 2011 Spring 8

    o Plot 2

  • 2. Steps in a Catalytic Reaction XVII

    May/26 2011 Spring 9

    o Plot 3

  • 2. Steps in a Catalytic Reaction XIIIV

    May/26 2011 Spring 10

    o Plot 4

  • 2. Steps in a Catalytic Reaction XIX

    May/26 2011 Spring 11

    o Desorption

    - Desorption rate constant for C is just reverse of the

    adsorption step, rDC = -rADC

    - Desorption equilibrium constant for C is just

    reciprocal of the adsorption equilibrium constant

    SCSC

    DC

    CSCDDC

    K

    CPCkr v

    C

    DC

    1

    KK

    vCPKCkr CCSCDDC

  • 2. Steps in a Catalytic Reaction XX

    May/26 2011 Spring 12

    o Rate-Limiting Step

    - At steady state

    - One particular step in the series is found to be rate-

    limiting or rate-controlling

    ☞ Studied by Langmuir-Hinshelwood approach

    • adsorption-limited reaction

    • surface-limited reaction

    • desorption-limited reaction

    DSADA rrrr '

  • 2. Steps in a Catalytic Reaction XXI

    May/26 2011 Spring 13

    o Rate-Limiting Step 2

    - Example of adsorption-limited reaction

    322 2NHN3H

    Rapid S2H2SH2

    limitingRateS2NSSN

    SNSN

    2

    22

    Rapid

    SNHSNH

    SSNHSHSNH

    SSNHSHSNH

    SSHNSHSN

    33

    32

    2

  • 3. Rate Law, Mechanism, and RLS I

    May/26 2011 Spring 14

    o Modeling Reaction

    - Decomposition of cumene to benzene and propylene

    63662356 HCHC)CH(CHHC

  • 3. Rate Law, Mechanism, and RLS II

    May/26 2011 Spring 15

    o Modeling Reaction 2

    - Treat each step as an elementary reaction

    - The species concentrations in the gas phase are

    replaced by their respective partial pressures

    - Adsorption of cumeneCC PC

    SCACAAD CkCPkr

    C

    SCCAAD: Adsorption

    K

    CCPkr v

  • 3. Rate Law, Mechanism, and RLS III

    May/26 2011 Spring 16

    o Modeling Reaction 3

    - Surface reaction

    - Desorption

    • Propylene is not adsorbed on the surface

    SBPSSCSS CPkCkr

    S

    SBPSCSS:reaction Surface

    K

    CPCkr

    0SPC vCPkCkr BDSBDD

    DB

    BSBDD: Desorption

    K

    CPCkr v

  • 3. Rate Law, Mechanism, and RLS IV

    May/26 2011 Spring 17

    o Modeling Reaction 4

    - Desorption 2

    - No accumulation of reacting species on the surface

    DB

    B

    1

    KK

    vCPKCkr BBSBDD: Desorption

    DSAD

    '

    C rrrr

  • 3. Rate Law, Mechanism, and RLS V

    May/26 2011 Spring 18

    o Modeling Reaction 5

    - Adsorption is RLS?

    • surface reaction rate is

    • surface specific reaction rate is large by comparison

    C

    SCCAAD

    '

    CK

    CCPkrr v

    S

    PSBSCSS

    K

    PCCkr

    0S

    S k

    r

  • 3. Rate Law, Mechanism, and RLS VI

    May/26 2011 Spring 19

    o Modeling Reaction 5

    - Adsorption is RLS? 2

    • solving for CC•S

    • to obtain CB•S

    • desorption rate constant is large by comparison

    • solving for CB•S

    • solving for CC•S

    S

    PSBSC

    K

    PCC

    vCPKCkr BBSBDD

    0D

    D

    k

    r

    vCPKC BBSB

    vCK

    PPKC

    S

    PBBSC

  • 3. Rate Law, Mechanism, and RLS VII

    May/26 2011 Spring 20

    o Modeling Reaction 6

    - Adsorption is RLS? 3

    • replacing CC•S

    • let

    • total site

    • substituting

    vv CK

    PPPkC

    KK

    PPKPkr

    P

    PBCA

    CS

    PBBCAAD

    P

    B

    CS KK

    KK

    SBSC CCCC vt

    BBSBPB /1 PKKKPP

    CC tv

  • 3. Rate Law, Mechanism, and RLS VIII

    May/26 2011 Spring 21

    o Modeling Reaction 7

    - Adsorption is RLS? 4

    • reaction rate = rate of adsorption

    • substituting BBSPBB

    PBPCAAD

    '

    C/1

    /

    PKKPPK

    KPPPkCrr t

    C

    SCCAAD

    '

    CK

    CCPkrr v

    vCK

    PPK

    K

    PCC

    S

    PBB

    S

    PSBSC

    vCPKC BBSB

    BBSBPB /1 PKKKPP

    CC tv

  • 3. Rate Law, Mechanism, and RLS IX

    May/26 2011 Spring 22

    o Modeling Reaction 8

    - Surface Reaction is RLS?

    • reaction rate = rate of surface reaction

    - Desorption is RLS?

    • reaction rate = rate of desorption

    CCBB

    PBPCCSS

    '

    C1

    /

    PKKP

    KPPPKCkrr

    k

    t

    CPCSCCP

    PPBCCSDD

    '

    C

    /

    PPKKKPP

    KPPPKKCkrr

    k

    t