The relative stability of nine different well defined CeO2 surfaces has been studied by periodic density functional calculations using GGA + U and B3LYP exchange-correlation functional. Both methods consistently predict that CeO2(111) is the most stable surface and also provide a consistent picture of the most stable surfaces which indeed are in agreement with previous studies based on empirical interatomic potentials. The facility of ceria surfaces to undergo a redox process has been investigated by forcing spin-polarized solutions, which lead to the occupancy of Ce 4f orbitals. These calculations provide evidence that surfaces with low-coordinated Ce cations are likely to be reduced more easily than regular low-index Miller surfaces.Fil: ...
Surface structure controls the physical and chemical response of materials. Surface polar terminatio...
The electronic structure and oxidation state of atomic Au adsorbed on a perfect CeO2 (111) surface h...
Oxygen vacancies on ceria (CeO2) surfaces play a crucial role in catalytic applications, yet whether...
The relative stability of nine different well defined CeO2 surfaces has been studied by periodic den...
We have used density-functional theory to investigate (111), (110), (210), (211), (100), and (310) s...
We studied the interaction of perfect and lightly reduced ceria (111) surfaces with hydrogen and wat...
The interaction of Cu, Ag, and Au atoms with the regular terrace sites of the CeO2(111) surface has ...
We present density functional theory investigations of the bulk properties of cerium oxides ( CeO2 ...
The atomic and electronic structure of ceria surfaces exhibiting step edges have been studied by mea...
CeO2 based materials are very attractive as catalytic components for industrial processes and enviro...
We present periodic density functional theory (DFT) calculations of bulk ceria and its low index sur...
CeO2 based materials are very attractive as catalytic components for industrial processes and enviro...
Trabajo presentado en la Reunión Nacional SÓLIDOS 2013, celebrada en Rosario (Argentina) del 19 al 2...
The thermodynamic, structural and electronic properties of Cu-CeO(2) (ceria) surfaces and interfaces...
© 2019 The hydrophobicity of CeO 2 surfaces is examined here. Since wettability measurements are ext...
Surface structure controls the physical and chemical response of materials. Surface polar terminatio...
The electronic structure and oxidation state of atomic Au adsorbed on a perfect CeO2 (111) surface h...
Oxygen vacancies on ceria (CeO2) surfaces play a crucial role in catalytic applications, yet whether...
The relative stability of nine different well defined CeO2 surfaces has been studied by periodic den...
We have used density-functional theory to investigate (111), (110), (210), (211), (100), and (310) s...
We studied the interaction of perfect and lightly reduced ceria (111) surfaces with hydrogen and wat...
The interaction of Cu, Ag, and Au atoms with the regular terrace sites of the CeO2(111) surface has ...
We present density functional theory investigations of the bulk properties of cerium oxides ( CeO2 ...
The atomic and electronic structure of ceria surfaces exhibiting step edges have been studied by mea...
CeO2 based materials are very attractive as catalytic components for industrial processes and enviro...
We present periodic density functional theory (DFT) calculations of bulk ceria and its low index sur...
CeO2 based materials are very attractive as catalytic components for industrial processes and enviro...
Trabajo presentado en la Reunión Nacional SÓLIDOS 2013, celebrada en Rosario (Argentina) del 19 al 2...
The thermodynamic, structural and electronic properties of Cu-CeO(2) (ceria) surfaces and interfaces...
© 2019 The hydrophobicity of CeO 2 surfaces is examined here. Since wettability measurements are ext...
Surface structure controls the physical and chemical response of materials. Surface polar terminatio...
The electronic structure and oxidation state of atomic Au adsorbed on a perfect CeO2 (111) surface h...
Oxygen vacancies on ceria (CeO2) surfaces play a crucial role in catalytic applications, yet whether...