Session: Fundamentals of Surface Reactivity II (2009 Annual Meeting)

Description:

Experimental and theoretical studies of surface reactivity

Sponsor:

Catalysis and Reaction Engineering Division

Co-Sponsor(s):

Low Pressure (01g)

Chair:

Wendelin J. Stark
ETH Zurich
Chemistry and Applied Biosciences
Wolfgang-Pauli-Str. 10
Zurich 8093
Phone Number: 0041-44-632-0980
Fax Number: 0041-44-633-1571
Email: wendelin.stark@chem.ethz.ch

Co-Chair:

Suljo Linic

Papers:

561a

A Molybdenum Carbide Catalyst for Formic Acid Decomposition: Improving Selectivity by Surface Modification
David W. Flaherty, University of Texas at Austin; Sean P. Berglund, University of Texas at Austin; C. Buddie Mullins, University of Texas at Austin

561b

Measuring and Relating the Electronic Structure of Alloys to Their Chemical and Catalytic Performance
Suljo Linic, The University of Michigan; Hongliang Xin, The University of Michigan; Neil Schweitzer, The University of Michigan; Eranda Nikolla, The University of Michigan

561c

Elucidating and Predicting the Chemisorption Properties On Catalytic Alloy Surfaces. Applications to PdAu Alloys
Craig P. Plaisance, University of Virginia; Matthew Neurock, University of Virginia

561d

Effect of Alkanethiol Functionalization On Surface Reactivity and Selectivity
Stephen Marshall, University of Colorado; Daniel K. Schwartz, University of Colorado; J. William Medlin, University of Colorado

561e

Surface Science and Temperature Dependent ESR Spectroscopic Studies of Surface Chemical Reactions of Silver-Doped Titania with Thiophenes
Alexander Samokhvalov, Auburn University; Eduardus Duin, Auburn University; Sachin Nair, Auburn University; Bruce J. Tatarchuk, Center for Microfibrous Materials Manufacturing

561f

Active Site Requirements and Kinetic Consequences of Reactive Oxygen Atoms During CH4 Reforming and Combustion On Pt Clusters
Ya-Huei (Cathy) Chin, University of California, Berkeley; Corneliu Buda, University of Virginia; Enrique Iglesia, University of California, Berkeley; Matthew Neurock, University of Virginia

561g

Theoretical and Experimental Studies of Subnanometer Metal Clusters as Novel Heterogeneous Catalysts
Jeff Greeley, Center for Nanoscale Materials; Larry A. Curtiss, Argonne National Laboratory; Stefan Vajda, Argonne National Laboratory; Paul Redfern, Argonne National Laboratory; Daniel Torres-Rangel, Center for Nanoscale Materials

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