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Surface Spectroscopy Group

We study the surface/interface properties of functional nanomaterials at the atomic-scale using state-of-the-art surface science techniques

Water molecules
Water adsorption structures.

Fundamental studies of its adsorption structures, hydrogen bonding networks, crystalization kinetics, as well as its catalytic reactivity properties.

Model catalysts

Complexity levels in model catalysts.

Resolve the structure-reactivity relationships by creating well-defined model systems (e.g., Pt-Ni-Pt(111), CeO2-x(111)/Ru(0001), Ga/Cu(100), etc.).

2D-silica

Atomic structure of the 2D-silica.

Fundamental studies of its atomic structures, chemical modifications, atom/molecule adsorptions, as well as its catalytic reactivity properties.


Strategy
  • Surface science approaches (IRRAS, XPS/UPS, AP-XPS, NEXAFS, STM/AFM, etc)
  • In-situ and operando studies
  • At the atomic and molecular levels
Goal

We are carrying out experimental work with the aim of improving scientific theories for a better understanding of functional nanomaterials.

Join us

We are very much looking forward to all students and young researchers to join us!

open positions avaliable

About Us

This is a research group led by Dr. Zhong and affiliated to the Condensed Matter Physics Research Team of the School of Physics, Hangzhou Normal University.

Get In Touch

zhong@hznu.edu.cn
(86) 0571-28865300

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Qinyuan #19-110, School of Physics, Hangzhou Normal University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, 311121
China