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New developments in the surface science approach to catalysis

The rigour and wide ranging power of experimental surface science techniques developed in recent years has transformed our ability to understand surface processes. In this brief but broad ranging review, these developments are illustrated with examples of new results in: structure determination; calorimetric measurements of adsorption heats; kinetics and dynamics of adsorption and surface catalysed reactions; and the control of surface reactions.