Oberflächenreaktionenzum

Oberflächenrea... appears to be an incomplete or truncated term in German. Without the complete term, there is no established concept or topic under that exact name in recognized sources.

If the intended term is Oberflächenreaktion (surface reaction), the article would cover chemical processes that occur at interfaces between phases, typically between a solid catalyst and reactant gases or liquids. Surface reactions influence catalysis, corrosion, and electrochemistry. Key ideas include adsorption, activation of molecules on active sites, reaction mechanisms such as Langmuir–Hinshelwood or Eley–Rideal, surface coverage, turnover frequency, and the role of surface structure and defects.

In materials science, surface reactions affect passivation, oxide formation, and battery electrode interfaces. Methods to study them include in-situ spectroscopy, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, infrared spectroscopy, scanning tunneling microscopy, and environmental transmission electron microscopy. These approaches help characterize how species interact with surfaces, how reaction pathways are altered by surface morphology, and how operating conditions modify kinetics and stability.

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