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Mark Bussell

Professor of Physical & Materials Chemistry

Western Washington University

Affiliations

College of Science and Engineering

Chemistry

Department Of Chemistry

Chemistry

College of the Environment

Studies Of Institute For Energy

Departments Of Chemistry And Science, Math, And Technology Education (Smate)

Honors College

Western Washington University

Mark Bussell is currently serving as a Chemistry Professor of Physical & Materials Chemistry at Western Washington University.

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Mark Bussell

Western Washington University

Professor of Physical & Materials Chemistry

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catalysis materials science chemical engineering chemistry transition metal chemistry catalyst preparation inorganic chemistry chemical reaction engineering energy chemistry industrial catalysis sustainable chemistry nanoparticle research material chemistry materials engineering advanced materials nanotechnology organometallic chemistry inorganic chemistry frontier catalytic process engineering nanomaterials coordination chemistry material research hydrogen energy surface chemistry heterogeneous catalysis organometallic catalysis particle size hydrodesulfurization properties chemical sciences membrane science molecular catalysis surface nanotechnology nanostructure synthesis desulfurization catalytic applications catalytic synthesis adsorbed thiophene advanced manufacturing technologies advanced functional materials hydrometallurgy organic chemistry frontier nano energy inorganic synthesis functional nanomaterials thermal catalysis sintering material preparation metal nanoparticles nanoscale chemistry solid-state chemistry in-situ conversion catalytic materials biocatalysis enzyme catalysis organic electronics infrared spectroscopy catalyst activation surface engineering surface characterization surface analysis catalyst recycling nanoheterogeneous catalysis metal phosphides nitride catalysts catalytic activities adsorption sites thiophene hydrodesulfurization active surface spongy chalcogels catalytic hydrodesulfurization surface ligation chemistry rational design ruthenium phosphide catalysts rhodium phosphide rhodium metal state chemistry research interests

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Effect of Nickel Phosphide Phase on the Photo-Thermal Catalytic Hydrogenation of Carbon Dioxide. Catalysis Today (2025)

Effect of Particle Size on the Sulfur Resistance of Nickel Phosphide Hydrodesulfurization Catalysts. Journal of Catalysis (2023)

Richard H. BowkerG.H. Layan SavithraBo A. CarrilloKyle G. HubachTeresa McDonaldStephanie L. BrockMark E. Bussell

particle sizematerials sciencesulfur resistancechemical engineeringcatalysisindustrial catalysisorganometallic catalysiscatalytic process

Synthesis and Hydrodesulfurization Properties of Silica-Supported Nickel-Ruthenium Phosphide Catalysts. Journal of Catalysis (2021)

hydrogen storagecatalysiselectrocatalystschemical engineeringhydrogen energychemistryenergy chemistry

Hydrodesulfurization Properties of Nickel Phosphide on Boron‐Treated Alumina Supports. ChemCatChem (2020)

Effect of Particle Size on the Deep Hds Properties of Ni 2 P Catalysts. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2019)

Peter J. TopalianD. Ruchira LiyanageSamuel J. DanforthAndrea I. d’AquinoStephanie L. BrockMark E. Bussell

physicsmaterials sciencecatalyst preparationparticle sizematerial chemistrycatalysisphysical chemistryheterogeneous catalysiscatalytic applicationscondensed matter physicscatalyst activationapplied physicsdeep hds propertiescatalytic processtransition metal chemistry

New Methods for the Preparation of Nanoscale Nickel Phosphide Catalysts for Heteroatom Removal Reactions. Reaction Chemistry & Engineering (2017)

hydrogen storagematerials sciencematerial chemistrysustainable chemistrycatalysiselectrocatalystschemical engineeringhydrogen energynanoparticle researchinorganic chemistry frontiernanoengineeringphotocatalysisgreen chemistrychemical reaction engineeringchemistryenergy chemistrynano energy

Highly-Active Nickel Phosphide Hydrotreating Catalysts Prepared in Situ Using Nickel Hypophosphite Precursors. Journal of Catalysis (2016)

Andrea I. d’AquinoSamuel J. DanforthTess R. ClinkingbeardBoris IlicLee PullanMichael A. ReynoldsBrendan D. MurrayMark E. Bussell

materials sciencecatalyst preparationin-situ conversionchemical engineeringcatalysisindustrial catalysisorganometallic catalysisnickel hypophosphite precursorscatalytic processtransition metal chemistry

Probing Hydrodesulfurization Over Bimetallic Phosphides Using Monodisperse Ni2-Xmxp Nanoparticles Encapsulated in Mesoporous Silica. Surface Science (2015)

Samuel J. DanforthD. Ruchira LiyanageAsha Hitihami-MudiyanselageBoris IlicStephanie L. BrockMark E. Bussell

materials sciencesurface chemistrysurface sciencesurface engineeringsurface characterizationsurface nanotechnologymesoporous silicananomaterialsapplied physicsnanotechnologysurface analysisbimetallic phosphides

Simultaneous Control of Composition, Size, and Morphology in Discrete Ni 2– X Co X P Nanoparticles. Chemistry of Materials (2015)

D. Ruchira LiyanageSamuel J. DanforthYi LiuMark E. BussellStephanie L. Brock

materials sciencematerial chemistrymaterial preparationnanoparticlesmetal nanoparticlesnanoscale chemistrymaterial researchchemical engineeringcoordination chemistryadvanced materialsnanotechnologysimultaneous controlsolid-state chemistrychemistrytransition metal chemistrynanoparticle researchinorganic chemistrynanomaterialsnanostructure synthesis

Carbazole Hydrodenitrogenation Over Nickel Phosphide and Ni-Rich Bimetallic Phosphide Catalysts. Applied Catalysis A General (2014)

Richard H. BowkerBoris IlicBo A. CarrilloMichael A. ReynoldsBrendan D. MurrayMark E. Bussell

chemical engineeringcatalysiscatalytic applicationsmolecular catalysiscarbazole hydrodenitrogenationindustrial catalysisbiocatalysisnickel phosphideenzyme catalysisapplied physicsbiological engineeringenergy chemistry

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Mark Bussell

Professor of Physical & Materials Chemistry

Western Washington University

Affiliations

College of Science and Engineering

Chemistry

Department Of Chemistry

Chemistry

College of the Environment

Studies Of Institute For Energy

Departments Of Chemistry And Science, Math, And Technology Education (Smate)

Honors College

Western Washington University

Mark Bussell is currently serving as a Chemistry Professor of Physical & Materials Chemistry at Western Washington University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Mark Bussell

Western Washington University

Professor of Physical & Materials Chemistry

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Effect of Nickel Phosphide Phase on the Photo-Thermal Catalytic Hydrogenation of Carbon Dioxide. Catalysis Today (2025)

Effect of Particle Size on the Sulfur Resistance of Nickel Phosphide Hydrodesulfurization Catalysts. Journal of Catalysis (2023)

Richard H. BowkerG.H. Layan SavithraBo A. CarrilloKyle G. HubachTeresa McDonaldStephanie L. BrockMark E. Bussell

particle sizematerials sciencesulfur resistancechemical engineeringcatalysisindustrial catalysisorganometallic catalysiscatalytic process

Synthesis and Hydrodesulfurization Properties of Silica-Supported Nickel-Ruthenium Phosphide Catalysts. Journal of Catalysis (2021)

hydrogen storagecatalysiselectrocatalystschemical engineeringhydrogen energychemistryenergy chemistry

Hydrodesulfurization Properties of Nickel Phosphide on Boron‐Treated Alumina Supports. ChemCatChem (2020)

Effect of Particle Size on the Deep Hds Properties of Ni 2 P Catalysts. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2019)

Peter J. TopalianD. Ruchira LiyanageSamuel J. DanforthAndrea I. d’AquinoStephanie L. BrockMark E. Bussell

New Methods for the Preparation of Nanoscale Nickel Phosphide Catalysts for Heteroatom Removal Reactions. Reaction Chemistry & Engineering (2017)

Highly-Active Nickel Phosphide Hydrotreating Catalysts Prepared in Situ Using Nickel Hypophosphite Precursors. Journal of Catalysis (2016)

Andrea I. d’AquinoSamuel J. DanforthTess R. ClinkingbeardBoris IlicLee PullanMichael A. ReynoldsBrendan D. MurrayMark E. Bussell

Probing Hydrodesulfurization Over Bimetallic Phosphides Using Monodisperse Ni2-Xmxp Nanoparticles Encapsulated in Mesoporous Silica. Surface Science (2015)

Samuel J. DanforthD. Ruchira LiyanageAsha Hitihami-MudiyanselageBoris IlicStephanie L. BrockMark E. Bussell

Simultaneous Control of Composition, Size, and Morphology in Discrete Ni 2– X Co X P Nanoparticles. Chemistry of Materials (2015)

D. Ruchira LiyanageSamuel J. DanforthYi LiuMark E. BussellStephanie L. Brock

Carbazole Hydrodenitrogenation Over Nickel Phosphide and Ni-Rich Bimetallic Phosphide Catalysts. Applied Catalysis A General (2014)

Richard H. BowkerBoris IlicBo A. CarrilloMichael A. ReynoldsBrendan D. MurrayMark E. Bussell

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