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The handle http://hdl.handle.net/1887/39935 holds various files of this Leiden University dissertation

Author: Wijzenbroek, Mark

Title: Hydrogen dissociation on metal surfaces

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Curriculum vitae

Mark Wijzenbroek is geboren op 14 mei 1988 te Vlaardingen. In 2006 heeft hij zijn gymnasiumdiploma behaald aan het Groen van Prinsterer- lyceum, tevens te Vlaardingen. In datzelfde jaar is hij begonnen aan de bachelorstudie “Molecular Science and Technology” aan de Universiteit Leiden en de TU Delft. Na deze studie in 2009 met succes te hebben afge- rond, is hij aan de masterstudie “Chemistry” aan de Universiteit Leiden begonnen. Als onderdeel van deze studie heeft hij een onderzoeksstage gedaan bij de Theoretische Chemie groep van prof. dr. Geert-Jan Kroes, waar hij begeleid is door dr. Mark F. Somers. Eind 2011 heeft hij zijn mas- terstudie afgerond, waarna hij in 2012 is begonnen als promovendus in dezelfde onderzoeksgroep.

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List of publications

• M. Wijzenbroek and M. F. Somers. Static surface temperature ef- fects on the dissociation of H

2

and D

2

on Cu(111). Journal of Chem- ical Physics 137(5), 054703, 2012.

• J. M. Boereboom, M. Wijzenbroek, M. F. Somers, and G. J. Kroes.

Towards a specific reaction parameter density functional for re- active scattering of H

2

from Pd(111). Journal of Chemical Physics 139(24), 244707, 2013.

• A. Mondal, M. Wijzenbroek, M. Bonfanti, C. Díaz, and G. J.

Kroes. Thermal lattice expansion effect on reactive scattering of H

2

from Cu(111) at 𝑇

𝑠

= 925 K. Journal of Physical Chemistry A 117(36), pp. 8770–8781, 2013.

• L. Sementa, M. Wijzenbroek, B. J. van Kolck, M. F. Somers, A. Al- Halabi, H. F. Busnengo, R. A. Olsen, G. J. Kroes, M. Rutkowski, C. Thewes, N. F. Kleimeier, and H. Zacharias. Reactive scattering of H

2

from Cu(100): comparison of dynamics calculations based on the specific reaction parameter approach to density functional theory with experiment. Journal of Chemical Physics 138(4), 044708, 2013.

• M. Wijzenbroek and G. J. Kroes. The effect of the exchange- correlation functional on H

2

dissociation on Ru(0001). Journal of Chemical Physics 140(8), 084702, 2014.

• M. Wijzenbroek, D. M. Klein, B. Smits, M. F. Somers, and G. J.

Kroes. Performance of a non-local van der Waals density func- tional on the dissociation of H

2

on metal surfaces. Journal of Physical Chemistry A 119(50), pp. 12146–12158, 2015.

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List of publications

• M. Wijzenbroek and G. J. Kroes. Ab initio molecular dynamics

study of D

2

dissociation on CO-precovered Ru(0001). Physical

Chemistry Chemical Physics, accepted for publication. 2016.

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