Take a look at our new paper by Neil Razdan and Karl Westendorff as they develop an exciting new method to measure the potential of thermochemical catalysts supported on electrically insulating supports!
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Wireless potentiometry of thermochemical heterogeneous catalysis - Nature Catalysis
Interfacial polarization influences catalytic reactions occurring at solid–liquid interfaces, but its measurement was previously limited to conductive materials. Now redox-active molecules enable elec...
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April 2, 2025 at 4:11 PM
Take a look at our new paper by Neil Razdan and Karl Westendorff as they develop an exciting new method to measure the potential of thermochemical catalysts supported on electrically insulating supports!
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
#chemsky #echem #echemsky
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
#chemsky #echem #echemsky
There wasn't a starter pack yet for electrochemical engineering, so I tried to put together my own! DM me if you would like to be included on this list. Hoping we can build a nice community here on #ChemSky! 🔋
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November 18, 2024 at 9:38 AM
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Electrolyte Organization Leads to Potential-Dependence in Thermochemical Catalysis of Nonpolar Reactions
Electrochemical polarization is now known to play a key role in thermochemical catalysis at solid–liquid interfaces. However, existing frameworks cannot account for why even nonpolar, nonfaradaic reac...
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March 31, 2026 at 5:53 PM
Congrats Thejas S. Wesley on their new paper on ACS Catalysis!
They showcase that interfacial polarization alters the degree of organization of species in the electrolyte is the underlying reason for the potential-dependence observed in thermochemical catalysis of nonpolar reactions. #echemsky
They showcase that interfacial polarization alters the degree of organization of species in the electrolyte is the underlying reason for the potential-dependence observed in thermochemical catalysis of nonpolar reactions. #echemsky
Electrolyte Organization Leads to Potential-Dependence in Thermochemical Catalysis of Nonpolar Reactions
Electrochemical polarization is now known to play a key role in thermochemical catalysis at solid–liquid interfaces. However, existing frameworks cannot account for why even nonpolar, nonfaradaic reac...
pubs.acs.org
March 31, 2026 at 5:53 PM
Congrats Thejas S. Wesley on their new paper on ACS Catalysis!
They showcase that interfacial polarization alters the degree of organization of species in the electrolyte is the underlying reason for the potential-dependence observed in thermochemical catalysis of nonpolar reactions. #echemsky
They showcase that interfacial polarization alters the degree of organization of species in the electrolyte is the underlying reason for the potential-dependence observed in thermochemical catalysis of nonpolar reactions. #echemsky
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Electrochemical imaging of thermochemical catalysis - Nature Catalysis
Several thermochemical redox reactions have been shown to operate via the coupling of electrochemical half-reactions. Here, scanning electrochemical cell microscopy is employed to image the variations...
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March 13, 2026 at 5:12 PM
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