Scaling relations on high-entropy alloy catalyst surfaces
Ana-Iulia Hutu,
Emmanouil Pervolarakis,
Ioannis N. Remediakis
et al.
Abstract:Scaling and Brøndsted-Evans-Polanai (BEP) relations have proven immensely powerful in catalysis theory. The relations provide an understanding of the Sabatier principle in a quantitative fashion, such that we can calculate the adsorption energy that most optimally compromises between a low reaction barrier and a not too strong absorption. Scaling and BEP relations are usually mapped out for pure metal surfaces and it is not directly clear how they translate to complex alloy surfaces, e.g. high-entropy alloys (… Show more
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