Abstract
The interaction between ammonia and (C2B10H4)n nanoparticle-coated and uncoated graphite plates combined with molybdenum surface heated to 700 K was investigated. It was found that in both cases the interaction leads to the decomposition of ammonia into hydrogen and nitrogen; however, the presence of organoboron nanoparticles (OBN) accelerates this process. The tunneling current-voltage dependences of the nanoparticles before and after interaction with NH3 were measured. The close similarity of the measured I–V curves suggests that the interaction preserves the organoboron-nanoparticle electronic structure.
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