Heterogeneous Catalysis
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We study the atomic-scale structure of solid surfaces and its effect on promoting various reactions that are useful for fuel conversion.
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23 results for "Heterogeneous catalysis"
23 results for "Heterogeneous catalysis"
Wei Chen
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Wei works on materials modeling of 2D structures and heterogeneous catalysis. His recent interests are alloy catalysts and pre-exponential factor estimation.
Mehmet Gokhan Sensoy
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Gokhan is a PhD student and his research is focused on theoretical heterogeneous catalysis of metal and metal oxides, as well as the properties of two dimensional system such as graphene. Other ongoing projects are the study of the role of promoters in...
Su-Ying Quek
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Curretn Affiliation:National University of SingaporeAssistant Professor, Physics Departmenthttp://www.physics.nus.edu.sg/Research at Kaxiras group Thesis Title: First principles studies of interface interactions and their implications for heterogeneous...
Noncovalent Bonding Controls Selectivity in Heterogeneous Catalysis: Coupling Reactions on Gold
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Enhancing the selectivity of catalytic processes has potential for substantially increasing the sustainability of chemical production. Herein, we establish relationships between reaction selectivity and molecular structure for a homologous series of key...
Water facilitates oxygen migration on gold surfaces
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The water-oxygen-gold interface is important in many surface processes and has potential influence on heterogeneous catalysis. Herein, it is shown that water facilitates the migration of atomic oxygen on Au(110), demonstrating the dynamic nature of...
Matthew M. Montemore
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Current Affiliation: Tulane University Assistant Professor Matt’s research broadly involves designing new materials for energy applications, especially catalysis.
Identifying key descriptors in surface binding: interplay of surface anchoring and intermolecular interactions for carboxylates on Au(110)
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The relative stability of carboxylates on Au(110) was investigated as part of a comprehensive study of adsorbate binding on Group IB metals that can be used to predict and understand how to control reactivity in heterogeneous catalysis. The binding...
aibn split
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