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What is the underlying principle of heterogeneous catalysis?
What is the underlying principle of heterogeneous catalysis?
- The surface has no effect on the activation energy of chemical reactions
- The surface reduces the activation energy of chemical reactions (correct)
- The surface increases the activation energy of chemical reactions
- The surface only affects homogeneous catalysis
What is the primary mechanism for H2 production in the ISM?
What is the primary mechanism for H2 production in the ISM?
- Surface reactions between H atoms on dust grains (correct)
- Cosmic rays interacting with H atoms
- UV/ion/electron impact on H atoms
- Gas-phase reactions between H atoms
What is the role of dust grains in the formation of water and ammonia–water ice?
What is the role of dust grains in the formation of water and ammonia–water ice?
- They provide a surface for co-adsorption of H, O, and N atoms (correct)
- They are only involved in gas-phase reactions
- They absorb all incoming radiation
- They prevent the formation of water and ammonia–water ice
What is the benefit of surface reactions on dust grains?
What is the benefit of surface reactions on dust grains?
What is the current limitation in understanding dust grain surface reactions?
What is the current limitation in understanding dust grain surface reactions?
What is the significance of heterogeneous catalysis in the ISM?
What is the significance of heterogeneous catalysis in the ISM?
What is the result of the reaction between two H atoms on a dust grain surface?
What is the result of the reaction between two H atoms on a dust grain surface?
What is the role of ISO spectra in the context of dust grain surface reactions?
What is the role of ISO spectra in the context of dust grain surface reactions?
What is the primary goal of studying dust grain surface reactions?
What is the primary goal of studying dust grain surface reactions?
What is the significance of adsorption on dust grain surfaces?
What is the significance of adsorption on dust grain surfaces?
What is the current approach to modeling dust grain surface reactions?
What is the current approach to modeling dust grain surface reactions?
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