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Phan, Anh ; Stamatakis, Michail ; Koh, Carolyn A. ; Striolo, Alberto ( , ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces)
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Pineda, Miguel ; Phan, Anh ; Koh, Carolyn Ann ; Striolo, Alberto ; Stamatakis, Michail ( , Crystal Growth & Design)
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Phan, Anh ; Stamatakis, Michail ; Koh, Carolyn A. ; Striolo, Alberto ( , The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters)
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Hannagan, Ryan T. ; Giannakakis, Georgios ; Réocreux, Romain ; Schumann, Julia ; Finzel, Jordan ; Wang, Yicheng ; Michaelides, Angelos ; Deshlahra, Prashant ; Christopher, Phillip ; Flytzani-Stephanopoulos, Maria ; et al ( , Science)
The complexity of heterogeneous catalysts means that a priori design of new catalytic materials is difficult, but the well-defined nature of single-atom–alloy catalysts has made it feasible to perform unambiguous theoretical modeling and precise surface science experiments. Herein we report the theory-led discovery of a rhodium-copper (RhCu) single-atom–alloy catalyst for propane dehydrogenation to propene. Although Rh is not generally considered for alkane dehydrogenation, first-principles calculations revealed that Rh atoms disperse in Cu and exhibit low carbon-hydrogen bond activation barriers. Surface science experiments confirmed these predictions, and together these results informed the design of a highly active, selective, and coke-resistant RhCu nanoparticle catalyst that enables low-temperature nonoxidative propane dehydrogenation.