Heterogeneous catalysts are highly complex materials with respect to both their composition
and structure. The reaction kinetics on their surfaces is known to depend sensitively on …

Nitrate reduction on Cu (100) and Cu (111) surfaces in alkaline and acidic solutions was
studied by electrochemical methods (cyclic voltammetry, rotating disc electrode) coupled …

Infrared (IR) spectroscopy is widely used to identify molecular adsorbates that form on
metals in the course of surface chemical reactions. Because IR spectroscopy is one of the …

The reduction of NO3− on palladium/copper electrodes has been studied using differential
electrochemical mass spectroscopy (DEMS), rotating ring-disk electrodes (RRDE) and …

NO adsorption on metal surfaces has been studied extensively due to its important role in
many catalytic processes. In the past, it was recognized that the tendency for a metal surface …

The electrochemical NO reduction reaction (NORR) is a promising approach for both
nitrogen cycle regulation and ammonia synthesis. Due to the relatively low concentration of …

Due to the wide use of copper-based catalysts in industrial chemical processes,
fundamental understanding of the interactions between copper surfaces and various …

The present article consists a critical up-to-date review of the research conducted so far on
the selective catalytic reduction of NOx with hydrogen under lean-burn conditions as an …

We present density functional calculations for the interaction of CO on different Cu–Pd (111)
bulk and surface alloys. The modification of the adsorption properties with respect to those of …

Ab initio density-functional calculations have been used to investigate the molecular
adsorption of NO on the close-packed surfaces of late transition metals (Co, Ni, Ru, Rh, Pd …