The remarkable performance of a single iridium atom supported on hematite for methane activation: a density functional theory study

Yizengaw, Kefale Wagaw; Abay, Tigist Ayalew; Ayele, Delele Worku; Jiang, Jyh‐Chiang

doi:10.1039/d2ra03585e

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The remarkable performance of a single iridium atom supported on hematite for methane activation: a density functional theory study

Abstract: The Fe2O3(110)–OV surface is the best in terms of CH4 adsorption energy and C–H bond elongation. Therfore, the Ir/α-Fe2O3(110)–OV surface could be a candidate catalyst for CH4 dehydrogenation reaction.

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