Wednesday, June 5, 2013: 10:20 AM
Segell (Galt House Hotel)
CeO2 is a fascinating oxide catalyst because of its reducibility and activity in catalytically converting oxygenates. Uniformly shaped CeO2 nanoshapes offer an opportunity to learn how the structure of a CeO2 surface alters catalytic selectivity. We have explored how acetaldehyde and ethanol react and transform depending upon structure and reduction.
Extended Abstracts:
- Abstract Overbury acetaldehyde adsorption on CeO2 nanoshapes NACS 2013 v2.pdf (134.2KB) - Extended Abstract