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. 2019 Sep 25;123(45):27465–27476. doi: 10.1021/acs.jpcc.9b06136

Table 2. Adsorption Energy (Eads), Bond Distance (d), and Angles (∠) as well as the Simulated Wavenumbers (cm–1) of the Fundamental Vibrational Modes of the Adsorbed H2O Molecule on the Pt (001), (011), and (111) Surfacesa.

parameter (001)diss (001)mol (011)diss (011)mol (111)diss (111)mol literature
Eads (eV) –1.758 –1.675 –0.258 –0.699 –0.380 –0.464  
d (Å)              
O–Pt 2.096 2.311 2.225 2.240 2.169 2.386  
H–Pt1 2.531 2.831 2.619 3.050 2.591 2.973  
H–Pt2 2.956, 1.754 2.786 3.292, 1.714 2.430 3.317, 1.873 3.164  
∠ (°)              
H–O–H   104.55   103.76   104.94 104.48b
Pt–O–H 104.55 97.94 102.51 99.40 104.14 97.72  
νasym (cm–1) 3558 3617   3620 3572 3684 3756c, 3727d
νsym (cm–1)   3521   3178   3574 3657c, 3613d
δ (cm–1) 1365 1547   1524 1118 1553 1595c, 1552d
Δq (e) –0.393 0.109 –0.458 0.095 –0.338 0.087  
a

The presented vibrational modes are the asymmetric stretching (νasym), symmetric stretching (νsym), and bending (δ) modes. Charge transfer (Δq) for H2O adsorption on the different Pt surfaces is also given.

b

Experimental value.81

c

Experimental frequency values.86

d

Other modeled vibrational data.87