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Energy Tutorial: Electrocatalysis 101

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Heterogeneous Catalysts e.g. Rh nanoparticles Catalytic converters NH 3 synthesis Thermochemical Wide range of Temps Wide range of P’s Gas or liquid‐phase Ultra‐high Vacuum (UHV) Surface Science e.g. Ru(109) Fundamental studies Adsorption, desorption, reaction Thermochemical Wide range of Temps Very low P (vacuum) Gas‐on surface

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