Chemical Engineering | Catalysis | Kinetics and Mechanisms | Modeling
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Want to explore the kinetics literature but don't feel like reading? Watch a recording of my virtual defense titled "Analysis of Steady-State and Transient Chemical Rates in Molecular Interconversion": youtu.be/H9ViFn3CYOk
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I am excited to share our recent paper titled “Clarifying mechanisms and kinetics of programmable catalysis”! Learn how dynamic catalysis works, it's prerequisites, and how Sabatier limits still exist during programmed catalysis!
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Check out our new ChemRxiv pre-publication on finding analytical solutions and reducing the calculation times for dynamic catalysis limit cycles to milliseconds! #DynamicCatalysis
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Our latest work, by @Blake_Johnson39 and @DiIorioCatalyst, identifies and quantifies distinct sites in Hf-Beta zeolites using probe molecule adsorption, infrared spectroscopy, and detailed kinetics. Find it here: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Now out, in Accounts of Materials Research, @Blake_Johnson39 and @DiIorioCatalyst review synthetic, spectroscopic, and kinetic methods to probe Lewis acid zeolite environments for liquid-phase catalysis! Find it here: pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acc…
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This has been a difficult day for all of us. Delgass will be sorely missed; he was a great adviser and mentor to me.
So sad to receive the news that my friend and colleague for 26 years, Nick Delgass of @PurdueChemE, passed away in his sleep last night. A great supportive colleague for the young generation of faculty colleagues and for all the graduates students. We will miss him dearly.
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Check out our latest work in @PNASNews! We redress the "blind spots" of the Langmuir-Hinshelwood formalism and find some very surprising results - namely that a single elementary step can be both equilibrated and rate-determining! (yes, at the same time)
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Congratulations to PCC alumni, Jason Bates and Brandon Bukowski, for their collaborative effort on the effects of water and water-ethanol clusters on Bronsted acid catalyzed ethanol dehydration catalysis. doi.org/10.1039/D0SC02589E