Roman Bulánek

Prof. Dr. Roman Bulánek

University of Pardubice, Department of Physical Chemistry, Pardubice, Czech Republic
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Research Focus & Metrics

Academic Career Length

26Years (2001-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 April 2001 in Applied Catalysis B: Environment and Energy
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Roman BulánekRoman Bulánek
Roman Bulánek
BWB Wichterlová
B Wichterlová
ZSZ Sobalı́k
Z Sobalı́k
JTJ Tichý
J Tichý

1 February 2014 in Applied Catalysis B: Environment and Energy
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David KubičkaDavid Kubička
David Kubička
JHJan Horáček
Jan Horáček
MSMichal Setnička
Michal Setnička
Roman BulánekRoman Bulánek
Roman Bulánek
AZArnošt Zukal
Arnošt Zukal
IKIva Kubičková
Iva Kubičková

1 May 2014 in Catalysis Today
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HTHo Viet Thang
Ho Viet Thang
LGLukáš Grajciar
Lukáš Grajciar
PNPetr Nachtigall
Petr Nachtigall
OBOta Bludský
Ota Bludský
CACarlos Otero Areán
Carlos Otero Areán
Roman BulánekRoman Bulánek
Roman Bulánek

23 May 2011 in The Journal of Physical Chemistry C
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Roman BulánekRoman Bulánek
Roman Bulánek
LČLibor Čapek
Libor Čapek
MSMichal Setnička
Michal Setnička
PČPavel Čičmanec
Pavel Čičmanec

18 October 2006 in The Journal of Physical Chemistry B
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EGE. Garrone
E. Garrone
Roman BulánekRoman Bulánek
Roman Bulánek
KFK. Frolich
K. Frolich
CAC. Otero Areán
C. Otero Areán
Montserrat Rodriguez DelgadoMontserrat Rodriguez Delgado
Montserrat Rodriguez Delgado
PNP. Nachtigall
P. Nachtigall

5 October 2006 in Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics
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DNDana Nachtigallová
Dana Nachtigallová
OBOta Bludský
Ota Bludský
CACarlos Otero Areán
Carlos Otero Areán
Roman BulánekRoman Bulánek
Roman Bulánek
PNPetr Nachtigall
Petr Nachtigall
Based on theoretical calculations, and a survey of infrared spectra of CO adsorbed on different cation exchanged zeolites, a model is proposed to explain the influence of the zeolite framework on the vibrational behaviour of CO confined into small void spaces (zeolite channels and cavities). The concepts developed should help to understand a number of details relevant to both, precise interpretation of IR spectra and a better understanding of the vibrational dynamics of small molecules in a confined space.