Hydrocarbon
Oxidation for Solid Oxide Fuel
Cells
Surface Reactions in High Electric Fields
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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 oxidationreactions 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
Kinetics and Mechanism of Methanol Electrocatalysis
Kinetics and mechanism of methanol oxidation for direct methanol fuel cells (DMFC) are examined over a temperature range of 20–120 °C with a pressurized electrochemical microreactor on a silicon chip
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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