NIST X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy Database

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Total Records: 17

Element

Atomic No

Formula

Spectral Line

Energy (eV)

Details

CH₃OH/Pd

286.10

CH₃OH/Pd

284.10

CH₃OH/Pd

284.10

CH₃OH/Pd

286.40

CH₃OH/Pd

286.80

CH₃OH/Pd

286.40

CH₃OH/K/Pd

284.20

CH₃OH/K/Pd

285.50

CH₃OH/K/Pd

286.20

CH₃OH/Pd

285.80

CH₃OH/K/Pd

287.60

CH₃OH/K/Pd

287.90

CH₃OH/K/Pd

287.70

CH₃OH/K/Pd

287.70

CH₃OH/K/Pd

286.90

K/Pd

2p_1/2

296.30

K/Pd

2p_3/2

293.70

Data Processing:

Photoelectron Line

286.20

Background Subtraction Method:

Peak Location Method:

data

Full Width at Half-maximum Intensity (eV):

Gaussian Width (eV):

Lorentzian Width (eV):

Measurement:

Use of X-ray Monochromator:

Anode Material:

X-ray Energy:

Overall Energy Resolution (eV):

Calibration:

Pd3d5 = 335.12

Charge Reference:

Conductor

Energy Scale Evaluation:

Reliable (reported energy within 300 eV of a reference energy)

Comment:

An exposure of 2 L CH3OH onto 1 ML K/Pd(100) at 90 K was followed by annealing at 600 K. The substrate was treated by Ar+ ion bombardment (Ep = 1 keV, j =2 microamperes/cm2), annealing (T = 1100 K), oxidation (1E-7 mbar of O2 , T= 800 K), and short annealing (T = 1200 K). Emission angle = 16 degrees.

Specimen:

Method of Determining Specimen Composition:

Method of Determining Specimen Crystallinity:

Specimen Temperature (K):