Theoretical studies of stability and reactivity of C2 hydrocarbon species on Pt clusters, Pt(111), and Pt(211)

Article Abstract:

Research concerning the use of the density functional theory to apply quantum chemical calculations to the study of C2Hx(ads) species interactions on Pt(111) and Pt(211) slabs, and on Pt10 clusters is presented. Binding energies are calculated.

Surfaces, Surfaces (Materials), Density functionals, Density functional theory, Quantum chemistry, Binding energy

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Pattern formation in the methylene-blue - glucose system

Article Abstract:

Research is presented concerning the use of methylene-blue as a catalyst in the O2 oxidation of glucose. The kinetics of this reaction, which results in the formation of gluconic acid, is measured.

Measurement, Chemical reaction, Rate of, Chemical kinetics, Catalysis, Methylene blue, Glucose

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Site-selective surface reactions: hydrocarbon oxidation processes on oxidized Mo(110)

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the elementary steps which are important in hydrocarbon oxidation are reported. This research used oxidized Mo(110).

Analysis, Hydrocarbon research

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