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      Scanning Tunneling Microscopic Studies of SiO2 Thin Film Supported Metal Nano- Clusters

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      This dissertation is focused on understanding heterogeneous metal catalysts supported on oxides using a model catalyst system of SiO_(2) thin film supported metal nano-clusters. The primary technique applied to this study is scanning tunneling microscopy (STM).
      The most important constituent of this model catalyst system is the SiO_(2) thin film, as it must be thin and homogeneous enough to apply electron or ion based surface science techniques as well as STM. Ultra-thin SiO_(2) films were successfully synthesized on a Mo(112) single crystal. The electronic and geometric structure of the SiO_(2) thin film was investigated by STM combined with LEED, Auger electron spectroscopy (AES), and Xray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS).
      The relationship between defects on the SiO_(2) thin film and the nucleation and growth of metal nano-clusters was also investigated. By monitoring morphology changes during thermal annealing, it was found that the metal-support interaction is strongly dependent on the type of metal as well as on the defect density of the SiO_(2) thin film. Especially, it was found that oxygen vacancies and Si impurities play an important role in the formation of Pd-silicide.
      By substituting Ti atoms into the SiO_(2) thin film network, an atomically mixed TiO_(2)-SiO_(2) thin film was synthesized. Furthermore, these Ti atoms play a role as heterogeneous defects, resulting in the creation of nucleation sites for Au nano-clusters. A marked increase in Au cluster density due to Ti defects was observed in STM. A TiO_(2)-SiO_(2) thin film consisting of atomic Ti as well as TiOx islands was also synthesized by using higher amounts of Ti (17 %). More importantly, this oxide surface was found to have sinter resistant properties for Au nano-clusters, which are desirable in order to make highly active Au nano-clusters more stable under reaction conditions.
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      This dissertation is focused on understanding heterogeneous metal catalysts supported on oxides using a model catalyst system of SiO_(2) thin film supported metal nano-clusters. The primary technique applied to this study is scanning tunneling microsc...

      This dissertation is focused on understanding heterogeneous metal catalysts supported on oxides using a model catalyst system of SiO_(2) thin film supported metal nano-clusters. The primary technique applied to this study is scanning tunneling microscopy (STM).
      The most important constituent of this model catalyst system is the SiO_(2) thin film, as it must be thin and homogeneous enough to apply electron or ion based surface science techniques as well as STM. Ultra-thin SiO_(2) films were successfully synthesized on a Mo(112) single crystal. The electronic and geometric structure of the SiO_(2) thin film was investigated by STM combined with LEED, Auger electron spectroscopy (AES), and Xray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS).
      The relationship between defects on the SiO_(2) thin film and the nucleation and growth of metal nano-clusters was also investigated. By monitoring morphology changes during thermal annealing, it was found that the metal-support interaction is strongly dependent on the type of metal as well as on the defect density of the SiO_(2) thin film. Especially, it was found that oxygen vacancies and Si impurities play an important role in the formation of Pd-silicide.
      By substituting Ti atoms into the SiO_(2) thin film network, an atomically mixed TiO_(2)-SiO_(2) thin film was synthesized. Furthermore, these Ti atoms play a role as heterogeneous defects, resulting in the creation of nucleation sites for Au nano-clusters. A marked increase in Au cluster density due to Ti defects was observed in STM. A TiO_(2)-SiO_(2) thin film consisting of atomic Ti as well as TiOx islands was also synthesized by using higher amounts of Ti (17 %). More importantly, this oxide surface was found to have sinter resistant properties for Au nano-clusters, which are desirable in order to make highly active Au nano-clusters more stable under reaction conditions.

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      • ABSTRACT = iii
      • TABLE OF CONTENTS = viii
      • LIST OF FIGURES = x
      • INTRODUCTION = 1
      • Model Catalysts = 1
      • ABSTRACT = iii
      • TABLE OF CONTENTS = viii
      • LIST OF FIGURES = x
      • INTRODUCTION = 1
      • Model Catalysts = 1
      • Oxide Thin Films = 3
      • Nucleation and Growth of Metal Particles on Oxide Surfaces = 5
      • Metal-Support Interactions = 10
      • Interactions between Noble Metals and SiO_(2) at Elevated Temperature = 13
      • EXPERIMENTAL = 25
      • Ultra-High Vacuum Chamber = 25
      • Surface Analysis Methods = 29
      • Experimental Preparation = 38
      • RESULTS AND DISCUSSION = 41
      • Mo(112) Single Crystal = 41
      • SiO_(2) Thin Film = 51
      • Metal Nano-Clusters Supported on SiO_(2) Thin Films = 69
      • TiO_(2)-SiO_(2) Mixed Oxide Thin Film = 101
      • SUMMARY = 128
      • REFERENCES = 130
      • VITA = 140
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