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Diplom- und Master-Arbeiten (eigene und betreute):

A. Peinado:
"Agx(SR) Nanoclusters Supported on Zeolites as Catalysts for Environmental Processes";
Betreuer/in(nen): N. Barrabés-Rabanal, A. Palomares Gimeno, G. Rupprechter; Institute of Materials Chemistry, TU-Wien and ITQ Valencia, 2018; Abschlussprüfung: 14.09.2018.



Kurzfassung englisch:
In this Master Thesis, the synthesis and isolation of atomically designed silver clusters have been made. The clusters have been prepared with a controlled number of metallic atoms, in particular Ag clusters with 7,25 and 32 atoms of silver have been synthesized. In addition, bimetallic nanoclusters containing 25 atoms of Ag and Au have been also prepared. The nanoclusters have been characterized by different techniques and some of them have been supported on an inorganic material (ITQ-2 zeolite) in order to test their activity for the oxidation of an air pollutant as it is CO. It has been shown that the supported nanoclusters are active catalyst for this reaction and their activity can be related with the type of nanocluster prepared

Schlagworte:
silver, catalysis, nanoclusters, zeolite, environmental reaction


Elektronische Version der Publikation:
https://publik.tuwien.ac.at/files/publik_273598.pdf


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