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Book of abstracts of the Brazilian Meeting on Inorganic Chemistry (BMIC)

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Univertisty of São Paulo

Marionir Macedo Castelo Branco Neto

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Papers 1
  • Mapping the Electronic Descriptors of Electrocatalysis: A Systemic DFT Roadmap for Iridium and Cobalt Oxides in HER, OER, and NO3RR

    • NETO, Marionir Macedo Castelo Branco 1
    • SALES, Matheus 2
    • MORAES, Pedro 3
    • SOUZA, Maykon 4
    • SILVA, Samuel 2
    • SILVA, João da 2
    • YOSHIMURA, Rafael 2
    • ROMANO, Rafael 3
    • NAGAO, Raphael 2
    • SILVA, Juarez da 3
    • 1 Univertisty of São Paulo
    • 2 Instituto de Química - UNICAMP
    • 3 São Carlos Institute of Chemistry (IQSC), University of São Paulo (USP)
    • 4 Universidade Federal de São Carlos
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    341874
    TL05 - Theoretical and Computational Inorganic Chemistry
    Poster Presentation

Co-authors (9)

  • Juarez da Silva

    2 publications

  • Matheus Sales

    1 publication

  • Pedro Moraes

    1 publication

  • Maykon Souza

    1 publication

  • Samuel Silva

    1 publication

  • João da Silva

    1 publication

  • Rafael Yoshimura

    1 publication

  • Rafael Romano

    1 publication

  • Raphael Nagao

    1 publication

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    Effects of Co doping in the CO2 Reduction Reaction Catalyzed by Cu55 Nanoclusters

  • SBQT 2021

    Ab Initio Investigation of CO2 Reduction on Stepped Silver Surfaces

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