SECOND HARMONIC GENERATION ON DISPERSE $SiO_{2}$ SURFACE WITH ADSORBED MOLECULAR ANIONS ${CrO_{4}}^{2-}$

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1995

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Ohio State University

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Second harmonic generation (SHG) has been used for structural and phase diagnosties of such a complex heterogeneous system as disperse $SiO_{2}$ surface modified with molecular ions ${CrO_{4}}^{2-}$ (MI) for the first time. It was established surface structural defects caused weak SHG in non-modified samples. The SHG dipole surface mechanism is supposed because symmetry violation on inversion center is characteristic for surface defects. The SHG efficiency increases by ${\sim} 10$ times under thermal coagulation of the samples (heat treatment temperature $T_{M} > 1200 K$). It is due to the formation of bridging peroxy linkages under association of surface nonbridging oxygen (NBO) atoms into $O_{2}$ - quasimolecules where O - O bond is realized with $\pi$ -electrons ($p_{x}$ and $p_{y}$ orbitals of oxygen). These $\pi$ - electrons are delocalized in the entire space of peroxy linkages and have a high value of hyperpolarizability. Surface NBO atoms can be active sites in the MI ${CrO_{4}}^{2-}$ adsorption [1]. The formation of such adsorption complexes leads to the SHG increasing too. The adsorption bonds are formed by $\pi$ - electrons of MI and surface NBO (O - O bonds) and can be also described within the limits of $O_{2}$ - quasimolecule model. This allows to affirm SHG on disperse $SiO_{2}$ surface modified with ${CrO_{4}}^{2-}$ anions is generally caused by the formation of strong adsorption $\pi$ - bonds between MI and surface NBO atoms.

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1. Yu. D. Glinka, S.N. Naumenko, V.M. Ogenko, and A.A. Chujko. Fundamentals of Adsorption 1993. Proc, Ivth Int. Conf. on Fundamentals of Adsorption, Kyoto, Japan, May 17 - 22, 1992. P. 217 - 225.
Author Institution: Kiev University, Glushkov Ave, 6, 252127 Kiev, UKRAINE

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