Project Details
Description
The main objective of tne centre is to explore and understand the fundamental relations between surface morphology and reactivity on the nanometer scale. A combination of new experimental initiatives supported by theoretical approaches will be employed.
The primary objectives of the center are:
* To establish a close and unambigous correlation between the morphology and the reactivity, ultimately of experimental approaches and methods.
* To challenge the widely held belief that there are chemical reactions catalyzed by metal surfaces, which are structure insensitive, i.e. without a strong dependence on the detailed atmonic structure of the surface.
* To develop a new concept where nanodstructures can catalyze chiemical reactions under non-thermal conditions, operating on entirely different physical principles than current technology.
The primary objectives of the center are:
* To establish a close and unambigous correlation between the morphology and the reactivity, ultimately of experimental approaches and methods.
* To challenge the widely held belief that there are chemical reactions catalyzed by metal surfaces, which are structure insensitive, i.e. without a strong dependence on the detailed atmonic structure of the surface.
* To develop a new concept where nanodstructures can catalyze chiemical reactions under non-thermal conditions, operating on entirely different physical principles than current technology.
Acronym | CINF |
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Status | Finished |
Effective start/end date | 01/08/2005 → 31/07/2010 |
Collaborative partners
- Technical University of Denmark (lead)
- Technical University of Munich (Project partner)
- Haldor Topsoe AS (Project partner)
- Eindhoven University of Technology (Project partner)
- Chalmers University of Technology (Project partner)
Funding
- Forsk. Andre statslige danske - Grundforskn.fonden
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