691 Fundamentals of Surface Reactivity II

Thursday, November 12, 2015: 12:30 PM - 3:00 PM
355E (Salt Palace Convention Center)

Description:
The session is focused on intrinsic kinetics and reaction pathways on surfaces with studies on surface science, modeling and catalytic reactions. Specific topics include: adsorption of reactants; identification of transition states; electronic structure and geometry of catalytic surfaces; and development of experimental and theoretical methods.

Sponsor:
Catalysis and Reaction Engineering Division
Co-Sponsor(s):
Low Pressure (01G)
Chair:
Jeffrey P. Greeley Email: jgreeley@purdue.edu
Co-Chair:
Andrew (Bean) Getsoian Email: getsoian@anl.gov


12:30 PM
(691a) A DFT Study to Gain Mechanistic Insights into Selective Hydrogenation Using Self-Assembled Mono-Layers
Gaurav Kumar, Jiyun Park, J. Will Medlin and Michael J. Janik


12:50 PM
(691b) Experimental and Computational Investigation of the Deoxygenation of Acetic Acid over Molybdenum Carbide
Joshua Schaidle, Jeffrey Blackburn, Jared Clark, Connor Nash, Kenneth Steirer, Daniel Ruddy and David Robichaud


1:10 PM
(691c) Revisiting the Structure Insenstivity of CO Oxidation on Pt Catalysts: The Role of CO Dissociation and Catalyst Restructuring
Matthew Kale and Phillip Christopher


1:30 PM
(691d) Prevalence of Bimolecular Routes in the Activation of Diatomic Molecules with Strong Chemical Bonds (O2, NO, CO, N2) on Catalytic Surfaces
David D. Hibbitts and Enrique Iglesia


1:50 PM
(691e) Differences in Reactivity of Hydrogen in/on Early Transition-Metal Nitrides/Carbides for Hydrogenation Reactions
Brian M. Wyvratt, Jason R. Gaudet, Daniel B. Pardue, Elizabeth A. Mader, Andrea Marton, Thomas R. Cundari, James M. Mayer and Levi T. Thompson


2:10 PM
(691f) General Trends in Surface Chemical Reactivity of Ceramic Catalysts
Siris Laursen, Samiksha Poudyal and Yang He


2:30 PM
(691g) C-O Bond Hydrogenolysis over Metal/Lewis Acid Catalysts
Alexander V. Mironenko and Dionisios G. Vlachos
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