RADICAL

Rational design and operanto investigation of atomically dispersed catalysts for electrochemical peroxide production.

About the project

The purpose of RADICAL is to develop atomically dispersed metal electrocatalysts (ADMCs) for electrochemical hydrogen peroxide production by O2 reduction. It is a vital reaction for decarbonizing the H2O2 production industry, which currently generates over 20 million tons of greenhouse gases and 55 million tons of chemical waste per year.

In this project, we propose to synthesize self-supported ADMCs with uniform and high-density active sites with well-defined structures through a sequential synthesis process.

From the well-defined active sites, we will gain a clear understanding of structure-performance relationship of the the active site in these nextgeneration H2O2 catalysts.
To achieve the RADICAL objectives, we will deeply integrate experimental and computational studies and carry out operando synthesis and testing to elucidate the synthesis mechanism of active sites, their catalytic operation, and the dynamic changes under working conditions leading to their degradation.

Type of project 

DFF-Research Project 2.

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Contact: Heine Anton Hansen

Heine Anton Hansen

Heine Anton Hansen Associate Professor Department of Energy Conversion and Storage

Ronan Gleeson

Ronan Gleeson PhD student Department of Energy Conversion and Storage Mobile: +4552658774

Mathias Meidahl Hommelgaard

Mathias Meidahl Hommelgaard PhD Student Department of Energy Conversion and Storage

Yang Hu

Yang Hu Associate Professor Department of Energy Conversion and Storage Mobile: +45 93511943