Trevor Wood

Understanding the Mechanism of CO Hydrogenation to Oxygenates over Ternary Catalysts: An Integrated Approach Using In Situ and Operando Experimental Techniques

Lead Institution

Washington State University

Principal Investigator

Norbert Kruse

Project type

Large-Scale EMSL Research

The submitted proposal will enable highly focused scientific research using unique facilities and expertise at EMSL. This research is largely complementary to ongoing work on oxygenates formation via…

Understanding the Mechanism of CO Hydrogenation to Oxygenates

Lead Institution

Washington State University

Principal Investigator

Jean-Sabin McEwen

The submitted proposal will enable a highly focused computational investigation of a novel CO hydrogenation molecular mechanism from first-principles using the state-of-the-art Cascade supercomputing…

Structural Tuning of Copper Oxide Reducibility in the Presence of Atomically Dispersed Metals

Lead Institution

Washington State University

Principal Investigator

Jean-Sabin McEwen

Catalytic surfaces are prone to reconstruction depending on the adsorbates present, catalyst coverage, temperature, and other environmental factors. Through model studies, we can generate trends as…

Characterizing Metal-Support Interaction of Atomically Dispersed Atoms and Clusters on Cu2O (111)

Lead Institution

Washington State University

Principal Investigator

Jean-Sabin McEwen

Catalytic surfaces are prone to reconstruction depending on the adsorbates present, catalyst coverage, temperature, and other environmental factors. Through model studies, we can generate trends as…

EMSL Science Overview

Trevor Wood

Projects

Understanding the Mechanism of CO Hydrogenation to Oxygenates over Ternary Catalysts: An Integrated Approach Using In Situ and Operando Experimental Techniques

Understanding the Mechanism of CO Hydrogenation to Oxygenates

Structural Tuning of Copper Oxide Reducibility in the Presence of Atomically Dispersed Metals

Characterizing Metal-Support Interaction of Atomically Dispersed Atoms and Clusters on Cu2O (111)