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Energy and Environment Series
Ultrathin Oxide Layers for Solar and Electrocatalytic Systems
Edited by
Heinz Frei;
Heinz Frei
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA
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Daniel Esposito
Daniel Esposito
Columbia University, USA
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Hardback ISBN:
978-1-83916-179-7
PDF ISBN:
978-1-83916-370-8
EPUB ISBN:
978-1-83916-371-5
Series:
Energy and Environment Series
No. of Pages:
364
Published online:
04 Jan 2022
Published in print:
12 Jan 2022
Book Chapter
Chapter 8: Synthesis Techniques for Ultrathin Oxide Layers of Heterogeneous Catalysts
By
Jeffrey W. Elam
Jeffrey W. Elam
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Published:04 Jan 2022
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Series: Energy and Environment Series
Page range:
210 - 235
Citation
Z. Lu and J. W. Elam, in Ultrathin Oxide Layers for Solar and Electrocatalytic Systems, ed. H. Frei and D. Esposito, The Royal Society of Chemistry, 2022, ch. 8, pp. 210-235.
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Heterogeneous catalysis is enormously important in industrial chemical processing. Catalyst deactivation is a ubiquitous problem and the cost of catalyst regeneration significantly impacts the economics of catalytic processing. The use of ultrathin metal oxide coatings to encapsulate catalysts offers the possibility of inhibiting catalyst deactivation. This chapter introduces synthesis techniques for preparing ultrathin metal oxide layers to encapsulate heterogeneous catalysts with an emphasis on atomic layer deposition.
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