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The AC building.
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The department AC in the Fritz-Haber-Institute aims to gain a generalized
understanding of heterogeneous catalysis as a multi-scale phenomenon. To
achieve this goal the department develops and applies in situ methodology
and combines the obtained information with kinetic data. The rationale behind
this approach is the realization that catalysts are dynamic materials whose
active centres are formed or transformed under reaction conditions.
The FHI contributes within all departments towards the understanding of
heterogeneous catalysts defined as the prediction of the macroscopically
observable performance of a kinetically demanding reaction over a given
catalyst system and under given reaction conditions.
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Publications:
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Department of Inorganic Chemistry
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2015,
2016,
2017,
2018
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