Tailoring Cu nanoparticles using the spinning disc reactor for methanol synthesis

Christian Ahoba-Sam

University College of Southeast Norway

Christian Ahoba-Sam is a final year PhD fellow at the University College of Southeast Norway, in Process, Energy and Automation Engineering. His research on ‘low temperature methanol synthesis’ is a part of a Research Council of Norway funded Future feed project, with focus on CO2utilization. He has a MSc in Chemistry from the University of Oslo, where he worked with the Catalysis Group. Christian’s scientific interests include inorganic material synthesis and characterization, catalytic testing, reactor design and nano chemistry. 

Abstract

Synthesis of Cu nanoparticles (NP) has attracted much attention over some time now due to their unique applications in optics, conduction and catalysis [1]. One such catalytic application is in producing methanol from... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Christian Ahoba-Sam (University College of Southeast Norway)
  2. Kamelia V.K. Boodhoo (Newcastle University)
  3. Unni Olsbye (University of Oslo)
  4. Klaus-joachim Jens (University College of Southeast Norway)

Topic Areas

Nanotechnology for environment and energy , Nanocatalysis & applications in the chemical industry , Nanofabrication, nanoprocesing & nanomanufacturing

Session

OS2b-A » Nanocatalysis (16:50 - Thursday, 19th October, Auditorium)

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