Ultra-high Vacuum Lab

The Ultra-high Vacuum lab comprises a unique collection of vacuum equipment for the study of catalytic material properties under well-defined conditions.

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In order to maintain a well-defined structure or composition of the material under investigation, extremely low pressures (~10^-13 bar) are required.

The surfaces of the materials are characterized inside the vacuum chambers using different spectroscopies based on x-rays, ions, electrons, and with microscopy techniques, primarily scanning tunnel microscopy, scanning electron microscopy, and transmission electron microscopy (at DTU Nanolab).

A number of research projects relating to SURFCAT and V-SUSTAIN are taking place in the lab. 

Location: DTU Lyngby Campus, Building 312

Read more about the research SURFCAT

Read more about the equipment in the SURFCAT lab

Contact

Ib Chorkendorff

Ib Chorkendorff Professor Mobile: +45 24233563