Research interests

List of all research interests of Prof. Dr. Emil Roduner

Research Interests

[Numbers in square brackets refer to publication list]
  • Active centers in zeolites:
    • Nature of transition metal ions and nano-clusters [125,165,184,193,214,230,233]
    • Host guest interactions of organic species [150,155]
    • Single electron transfer sites and catalysis in zeolites [170]
    • Catalytic activity of 13-atom platinum nanoclusters [258]

  • Dynamics of encaged atoms and molecules:
    • Hydrogen isotopes in water and in silsesquioxanes [103,152]
    • Radical reorientation dynamics in zeolite pores [83,124,150]

  • Reaction kinetics and quantum effects:
    • Gas phase radical kinetics [131,136,236]
    • Kinetic isotope effects (D, H, Mu) [146,175]
    • Equilibrium and dynamic solvent isotope effects [76,146]

  • Radical reactions and proton conductivity in low temperature fuel cells:
    • Radiation grafting and degradation of fuel cell polymer membranes [130,190,232]
    • ESR of in-situ fuel cell [169]
    • Proton conductivity in fuel cell membranes [196,197,235]
    • The fuel cell that runs on water and air [231]

  • Spontaneous ordering phenomena:
    • Antiferromagnetic ordering on a cubic lattice [158]
    • Ferroelectric order and dynamics [162,186]
    • Guest molecule solvation in lamellar phase systems [154,228]

  • Nanomagnetism:
    • High paramagnetism of 13-atom Pt clusters [193]
    • Super diamagnetism [251]
    • Superatom chemistry [267]

  • Fullerenes and fullerides:
    • Electrical conductivity of fullerides [250]
    • Dynamics of fullerenes [79,85,98,102]

  • Energy storage and conversion:
    • Hydrogen storage and energy transition [245,246,252,270]

  • Experimental and theoretical methods:
    • Electron spin resonance and muon spin resonance [118,133]
    • Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy [156,236]
    • Microcalorimetry [155]
    • Static and dynamic spectral simulations [83,124]
    • Reaction rate theory [136,254]
    • Electrochemical Atomic Force Microscopy (ECAFM) [196,197,244]
    • Kelvin Probe Atomic Force Microscopy [259,260]
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