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First‐principles microkinetic models for crowded surfaces

Dilan Tunçer (UGent) , Konstantijn Rommens (UGent) , Thobani Gambu (UGent) and Mark Saeys (UGent)
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Catalytic reactions such as hydrogenations often occur on crowded surfaces. First-principles microkinetic models are typically based on low-coverage DFT calculations and therefore fail to capture the effect of the high coverage on the reaction energies and reaction kinetics, resulting in low turn-over frequencies and incorrect selectivities. We discuss several approaches to incorporate realistic surface coverages in first-principles microkinetic models.

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Tunçer, Dilan, et al. “First‐principles Microkinetic Models for Crowded Surfaces.” CHEMCATCHEM, 2025, doi:10.1002/cctc.202500311.
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Tunçer, D., Rommens, K., Gambu, T., & Saeys, M. (2025). First‐principles microkinetic models for crowded surfaces. CHEMCATCHEM. https://doi.org/10.1002/cctc.202500311
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Tunçer, Dilan, Konstantijn Rommens, Thobani Gambu, and Mark Saeys. 2025. “First‐principles Microkinetic Models for Crowded Surfaces.” CHEMCATCHEM. https://doi.org/10.1002/cctc.202500311.
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Tunçer, Dilan, Konstantijn Rommens, Thobani Gambu, and Mark Saeys. 2025. “First‐principles Microkinetic Models for Crowded Surfaces.” CHEMCATCHEM. doi:10.1002/cctc.202500311.
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Tunçer D, Rommens K, Gambu T, Saeys M. First‐principles microkinetic models for crowded surfaces. CHEMCATCHEM. 2025;
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D. Tunçer, K. Rommens, T. Gambu, and M. Saeys, “First‐principles microkinetic models for crowded surfaces,” CHEMCATCHEM, 2025.
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