Zdenek Jakub

Brno University of Technology

Czech Republic

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Ali Rafsanjani-Abbasi

TU Wien

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Cesare Franchini

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University of Bologna

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Michael Schmid

TU Wien

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Giada Franceschi

TU Wien

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Gareth Parkinson

TU Wien

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Michele Reticcioli

Universität Wien

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Jan Balajka

Assistant Professor

TU Wien

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Roland Bliem

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University of Amsterdam

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Jan Čechal

Brno University of Technology

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Ulrike Diebold

Professor

Universität Wien

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Martin Setvin

Associate Professor

Charles University

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Pavel Procházka

Brno University of Technology

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Michele Riva

TU Wien

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Zdenek Jakub

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Articles (13)

CO‐Induced Dimer Decay Responsible for Gem‐Dicarbonyl Formation on a Model Single‐Atom Catalyst

CO‐induzierte Dimer‐Dissoziation verursacht Gem‐Dicarbonyl‐Bildung auf einem Einzelatom‐Katalysator‐Modell

How the Support Defines Properties of 2D Metal–Organic Frameworks: Fe-TCNQ on Graphene versus Au(111)

Oxygen-Terminated (1 × 1) Reconstruction of Reduced Magnetite Fe3O4(111)

CO oxidation by Pt 2 /Fe 3 O 4 : Metastable dimer and support configurations facilitate lattice oxygen extraction

Single Rh Adatoms Stabilized on α-Fe2O3(11̅02) by Coadsorbed Water

Surface chemistry on a polarizable surface: Coupling of CO with KTaO 3 (001)

Remarkably stable metal–organic frameworks on an inert substrate: M-TCNQ on graphene (M = Ni, Fe, Mn)

Ni-modified Fe3O4(001) surface as a simple model system for understanding the oxygen evolution reaction

Surface Reduction State Determines Stabilization and Incorporation of Rh on α‐Fe2O3(11¯02)

Rapid oxygen exchange between hematite and water vapor

Unraveling CO adsorption on model single-atom catalysts

Probing structural changes upon carbon monoxide coordination to single metal adatoms

Collaborators (13)

Ali Rafsanjani-Abbasi

Cesare Franchini

Michael Schmid

Giada Franceschi

Gareth Parkinson

Michele Reticcioli

Jan Balajka

Roland Bliem

Jan Čechal

Ulrike Diebold

Martin Setvin

Pavel Procházka

Michele Riva

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