Hydrocarbon Oxidation
for Solid Oxide Fuel
Cells
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The UWESS group examines all aspects of electrochemical surface science. Our focus is molecular level understanding of the structure and processes that occur at the electrode/electrolyte interface.
Oxidation of Hydrocarbon Fuels at Solid Oxide Anodes
A lecture given at the 2005 AIChE meeting in Cincinnati.
Surface Reactions in High Electric Fields
An examination of direct hydrocarbon oxidation reactions for solid oxide fuel cells, involving hydrocarbon reactions at a Pt/ceria field emitter tip and a solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) installed in an ultrahigh vacuum chamber to permit surface analysis of a live anode
Water ionization high electric fields leads to a distribution of hydrated proton clusters, which are analyzed for number of waters in the cluster, solvation energy, and field of emission as a function of temperature, field, and partial pressure of water
If asymmetric error bars appear on a logarithmic plot, chances are they were calculated incorrectly. This file shows how to display error bars on logarithmic plots.
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