Summary Gabriel Mariño

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Nanocatalysis: Mature Science Revisited or Something Really New? .Schlgl ,et al (2004) Summary UNIVERSITY OF BARCELONA GABRIEL MARIÑO 1. Nanotechnology and Catalysis In material Science, the properties recognition depends of the physics origins and the size of the molecules, including the electronic structures that allows the transition from micro to nanostructures. Worldwide a lot of projects, founding, researches and published papers, have been determinate that catalysis is a strong field linked to nanoscience, with variety of materials and applications, for new functional analytical techniques. This link allows tailored size individual objects with needs for function and the physical multiscale phenomenon. One of the requirements is the selforganization of the nanoparticles, when we can determinate the relation of the interactions between particles and the interactions with the environment, to control them and obtain an hierarchical structures. To do this, it is relevant to use theoretical tools for the combinations of various levels that obtain a functional analysis systems from nanoscopic objects with functional and assembly of molecular building blocks properties. The hierarchical structures works in scales of sub 100nm, with a wide field of applications and products obtained of catalyst material science and chemical process engineering. 2. Size effects in Heterogeneous Catalysis Work with small particles is considered long time ago “The technical catalysis”, where the first objective is to reduce the size of the particles to maximize the area exposed to the reactants, also reduce the specific cost per function. Other major aspect is the optimization form of the basis using active materials, with different functional dimensions, that origins the catalysis phenomena for several scales of length and time, in some cases simultaneously. This process contains 3 types of heterogeneous catalysis: Surface chemical, transport and solid state. The phenomena determines the interconnection process of the substrate-active site interactions, from the reactants and the products. Another approach is the chemical reactivity function from reversible transformations of the nano object to characterize it and to use it in some applications as ensure the stability. The nanoparticles properties are in the interface when we have a molecular and bulk

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  • Nanocatalysis: Mature Science Revisited or Something Really New? .Schlgl ,et al (2004)

    Summary

    UNIVERSITY OF BARCELONA GABRIEL MARIO

    1. Nanotechnology and Catalysis

    In material Science, the properties recognition depends of the physics origins and the size of the

    molecules, including the electronic structures that allows the transition from micro to

    nanostructures. Worldwide a lot of projects, founding, researches and published papers, have

    been determinate that catalysis is a strong field linked to nanoscience, with variety of materials

    and applications, for new functional analytical techniques. This link allows tailored size individual

    objects with needs for function and the physical multiscale phenomenon. One of the requirements

    is the selforganization of the nanoparticles, when we can determinate the relation of the

    interactions between particles and the interactions with the environment, to control them and

    obtain an hierarchical structures. To do this, it is relevant to use theoretical tools for the

    combinations of various levels that obtain a functional analysis systems from nanoscopic objects

    with functional and assembly of molecular building blocks properties. The hierarchical structures

    works in scales of sub 100nm, with a wide field of applications and products obtained of catalyst

    material science and chemical process engineering.

    2. Size effects in Heterogeneous Catalysis

    Work with small particles is considered long time ago The technical catalysis, where the first

    objective is to reduce the size of the particles to maximize the area exposed to the reactants, also

    reduce the specific cost per function. Other major aspect is the optimization form of the basis

    using active materials, with different functional dimensions, that origins the catalysis phenomena

    for several scales of length and time, in some cases simultaneously. This process contains 3 types

    of heterogeneous catalysis: Surface chemical, transport and solid state. The phenomena

    determines the interconnection process of the substrate-active site interactions, from the reactants

    and the products. Another approach is the chemical reactivity function from reversible

    transformations of the nano object to characterize it and to use it in some applications as ensure

    the stability. The nanoparticles properties are in the interface when we have a molecular and bulk

  • Nanocatalysis: Mature Science Revisited or Something Really New? .Schlgl ,et al (2004)

    Summary

    UNIVERSITY OF BARCELONA GABRIEL MARIO

    system, determining the presence of the clusters coordinately unsaturated (CUS), that are

    considered part of the local sites of electronic structures, significant for small structures, identifying

    the average ground state electroninc structure modification of collective excitation of metallic

    character structures. These electronic properties are defined by fine tuning of the optimization of

    chemisorption and the molecule activation. CUS can determinate the relation between size and

    the function in active materials in metastable non-equilibrium state, also CUS appears in three

    dimensions generated by the roughness, morphology and the selectivity of the catalytic reactions

    inside of the matrix (active sites) in metastable conditions. They are exists two main conditions

    that determinate the dynamics of the surface that are the size and the catalytic function, that build

    the kinetic barrier of equilibrium.

    3. Catalysis Synthesis: The Challenge

    Most of the kinetic boundary conditions techniques are determined by prepared catalyst methods

    that characterized functional and non-predictable properties, changing the reaction environment

    and using protective non-aqueous ligands to determine reactions pathways for active

    nanoparticles.

    4. Nanocatalysis: A vision

    Nanoscience can control and determinate the functional properties and nanocatalysis could be

    considered as hierarchical system with active structural system units with assembling strategies to

    reach the nanoscale, obtained by catalyst interactions between the reactant and also with the

    reactor, to do in situ functional characterization of the identification of active sites and the

    determination of the synthetic strategies, trough kinetics experiments of empirical catalyst

    optimization libraries of the parameter space of each material and the conditions.