Surface-catalyzed recombination into excited electronic, vibrational, rotational, and kinetic energy states: A review

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Catalysis, Energy Distribution, Kinetic Energy, Reaction Kinetics, Carbon Dioxide, Carbon Monoxide, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Oxygen, Velocity Distribution

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Laboratory experiments in which recombined CO, CO2, D2O, OH, N2, H2, and O2 molecules desorb from surfaces in excited internal and translational states are briefly reviewed. Unequilibrated distributions predominate from the principally catalytic metal substrates so far investigated. Mean kinetic energies have been observed up to approx. 3x, and in some cases less than, wall-thermal; the velocity distributions generally vary with emission angle, with non-Lambertian particle fluxes. The excitation state populations are found to depend on surface impurities, in an as yet unexplained way.

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