Chemistry Technician at ETEC João Maria Stevanatto and current Chemistry undergraduate student at University of Campinas (UNICAMP). Currently, doing scientific research in Inorganic Chemistry at the Nanomaterials and Catalysis Group (GCN) of IQ/UNICAMP. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Metal or oxide-support interactions can highly impact the catalytic efficiency in a range of reactions, leading to more stable, active, and selective catalytic sites. A well-known methodology that provides a catalyst with such a structure is the impregnation of a metal or reducible metal oxide on a support, which can have its electronic and structural properties modulated, aiming for the …
The increase in energy demand and global warming has been a driving force for innovations in energy generation based on renewable materials as well as in the mitigation and conversion of greenhouse gases, such as CO2 and methane, into products. In this scenario, Catalysis research plays a key role. Many current catalytic processes are dependent on catalysts based on precious metals (ex. P…
X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy is an important surface-sensible characterization technique that allows insight into the composition, concentration, and speciation of the oxidation states of a target material. It performs an indispensable part in heterogeneous catalysis, giving depth to the study on the interface between the catalyst, the substrate and the chemical environment. Furthermo…
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