Search for dissertations about: "Ir water oxidation"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 21 swedish dissertations containing the words Ir water oxidation.
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1. Mechanistic Insights into Transition Metal Oxide Catalyzed Water Oxidation
Abstract : A binuclear mechanism was proposed and evaluated by means of Density Functional Theory calculations. The central reaction steps were found to be the oxidation of the transition metal TM-OH moieties to TM=O and the subsequent intramolecular O-O bond formation between two TM=O groups. READ MORE
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2. Theoretical Studies on Artificial Water Splitting-Water Oxidation and Proton Transfer
Abstract : The present thesis is concerned with the theoretical studies on artificial water splitting process. As the quick development of research on utilizing of solar energy, which is a green, clean, and renewable energy source, many research groups focus their attention on artificial photo-synthesis systems inspired by the photosystem I and II. READ MORE
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3. Theoretical Studies on Water Oxidation Catalysts - from Solvent to Interfaces
Abstract : Water splitting contains two half-reactions, the water oxidation reaction and the hydrogen reduction reaction. In water oxidation, protons and electrons will be generated to offer two elemental components for production of fuels, such as H2 and CH3OH. READ MORE
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4. Partial methane oxidation: insights from first principles and micro-kinetics calculations
Abstract : Partial methane oxidation is a much-desired reaction with some intriguing challenges. Not only is there a need to activate methane and oxygen, but there is also a need to control the selectivity and prevent over-oxidation to thermodynamically more stable products, like carbon dioxide and water. READ MORE
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5. Iron, Manganese and Iridium Complexes From Models of RNR and Catalase to Water Oxidation
Abstract : The focus of this thesis has been synthesise and study metal complexes that mimic the structure and function of the active site in two particular metalloenzymes, ribonucleotide reductase (RNR) and manganese catalase (MnCAT). These two metalloenzymes both have two transition metals ions in the cofactor: two manganese ions in MnCAT and either two iron, iron-manganese or two manganese ions in RNR. READ MORE