Abstract

The 2157 cm−1 (strong) and 2108 cm−1 (very weak) ν(CO) IR bands due to Cu+–CO in ZSM-5 zeolite with 12C and 13C isotopes, respectively, are reversibly red-shifted by subsequent adsorption of H2O at 293 K. On the contrary, the locally perturbed internal (T–O–T) asymmetric stretching framework vibration [νasint(TOT)(Cu+–CO)=965 cm−1] is reversibly blue-shifted. The courses of the band shifts revealed notable features. Charge transfers from water to Cu+ ions, changes in coordination spheres of Cu+(CO)(H2O)n aqua complexes and secondary (solvent-like) effects were considered to explain the results.

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