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Study shows tweaking one layer of atoms on a catalyst’s surface can make it work better

January 11, 2021 sarah JonasResearch Results

When an LNO catalyst with a nickel-rich surface carries out a water-splitting reaction, its surface atoms rearrange from a cubic to a hexagonal pattern and its efficiency doubles. Deliberately engineering the surface to take advantage of this phenomenon offers a way to design better catalysts.

SLAC and Stanford scientists home in on pairs of atoms that boost a catalyst’s activity

June 22, 2020 sarah JonasResearch Results

A study identified which pairs of atoms in a catalyst nanoparticle are most active in a reaction that breaks down a harmful exhaust gas in catalytic converters. The results are a step toward engineering cheaper, more efficient catalysts.