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Phung グループ
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計算化学と機械学習で、金属錯体の反応を解き明かす研究グループ。

AboutAbout the lab
高精度の量子計算で、触媒の反応を読み解く。
Phung グループは、
メタンのような
いまは、
Quan Manh Phung 教授が
Key terms
- C-H結合
- 炭素と
水素の 結合。 メタンの C-H結合は 強く、 活性化しに くい - 鉄オキソ錯体
- 鉄に
酸素が 結び ついた錯体。 酵素シトクロムP450の 中や、 それを まねた 化合物に 見られ、 強い C-H結合を 活性化する - スピン状態
- 遷移金属錯体の
電子の 並び方の 状態。 状態どうしの エネルギー差は、 触媒の 反応性を 理解する うえで 大切と される
ResearchResearch themes
遷移金属錯体の
MembersFaculty
- ProfessorQuan Manh Phung
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