Abstract
The adsorption properties of GaAs-CdS solid solutions and the constituent binary systems with respect to CO and NH3 were studies by piezoquartz microweighing, temperature-programmed desorption, and IR spectroscopy. On the basis of an analysis of the measured αp = f(T), αT = f(p), and αT = f(t) dependences, the thermodynamic and kinetic characteristics of adsorption, earlier obtained acid-base and other physicochemical characteristics of adsorbents, and the electronic properties of the adsorbate molecules, the mechanism and regularities of the adsorption processes at various conditions and compositions of the system were established. A comparison of the adsorption properties of the GaAs and CdS individual binary compounds with their (GaAs)x(CdS)1−x solutions, multicomponent systems, revealed common and distinctive features. Optimal compositions of adsorbents suitable for manufacturing primary transducers in sensors for medical and environmental purposes were determined.
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