FOR 2982:  UNODE - Unusual Anode Reactions

• Subject Area: Chemistry ; Materials Science and Engineering ; Physics ; Thermal Engineering/Process Engineering
• Term: since 2019
• Project identifier: Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - Project number 413163866

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• DFG Programme: Research Units

Projects

• A multi-scale non-equilibrium molecular dynamics strategy to investigate electrochemical flow cells (Applicants Forero Martinez, Nancy Carolina ;  Schmid, Friederike )
• Anodically Generated Platform Oxidizers as an Alternative to Oxygen Evolution and Anodically (Re)generated Electrocatalysts for Selective Conversion of Organic Compounds (Applicant Waldvogel, Siegfried R. )
• Coordination Funds (Applicant Schuhmann, Wolfgang )
• Electrocatalysis for alcohol oxidation, ammonia oxidation and organic transformations. From catalyst development to unified organic electrocatalysis (Applicant Schuhmann, Wolfgang )
• Electrocatalytic Oxidation of Ammonia to Nitrogen Oxides in Liquid Ammonia (Applicant Schüth, Ferdi )
• Electrochemical generation of storable organic oxidants for use in sustainable catalytic transformations (Applicant Gooßen, Lukas J. )
• Enabling the anodic electrooxidation of alcohols and N2 by optimization of active catalyst modified electrodes (Applicant Andronescu, Corina )
• Narrow gap flow electrolysis cells and the challenge of hydrogen bubbles – a combined approach via modelling and experiment (Applicants Schmid, Friederike ;  Waldvogel, Siegfried R. )
• New 3d-transition metal-based materials for efficient anodic electrocatalysis (Applicant Behrens, Malte )
• Operando ATR-IR spectroscopy applied to investigate the mechanisms of alternative anodic reactions (Applicant Muhler, Martin )
• Toward an atomic-scale understanding of the nitrogen oxidation reaction over Pd-based electrodes: Combining density functional theory and descriptor-based analyses (TP 11) (Applicant Exner, Kai Steffen )
• Tuning selectivity of oxide electrocatalysts towards electrolytic production of organic N-derivatives and H2O2 (Applicant Bandarenka, Aliaksandr )

• Spokesperson: Professor Dr. Wolfgang Schuhmann