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Transcript for Gerhart Ertl Interview - How come you started studying chemical reactions on surfaces?
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For my thesis work I was working with a professor who was an... |
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...expert in electrochemistry. |
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That’s chemistry taking place at the solid-liquid interface. |
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Many processes like corrosion, or galvanic deposition – these are electrochemical processes. |
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All the other students in this group were working on electrochemistry... |
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...and I asked him: ”Is there anything else I could do?” |
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He was very generous and told me: |
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“We don’t know very much about solid-gas interfaces." |
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"If you think you can do something there, please try.” |
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So that's how I became interested and I had all the freedom. |
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It was hard work at the beginning, but then the first successes came... |
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...and then I went on with this. |