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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"electrochemical surface stress"”.

  1. In situ investigation of electrochemical surface stress development in rechargeable batteries

    … vs. lithium and sodium. There are two types of stress evolutions arising from lithiation/sodiation and delithiation/desodiation. Accommodating metal ion process makes compressive stress whereas stripping metal ion process makes tensile stress. These two types of stress evolution was measured by …

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  2. Investigation of electrochemical interfaces at the molecular level

    This dissertation focuses on the investigation of electrochemical interfaces at the molecular level. Various systems including fuel cells, batteries, and electroplating are examined with in situ surface measurement techniques and density functional theory calculations. Experimental and …

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  3. Interrogating electrocatalytic mechanisms and developing nano-porous catalysts for energy conversion reactions: I. Oxygen evolution reaction, and II. Carbon dioxide reduction reaction

    … reaction in basic electrolytes using in situ electrochemical surface stress measurements. Second, I developed a new electrolyte additive-controlled electrodeposition method for the preparation of porous films of Ni and NiFe catalysts with high OER activity. Third, I exploited the …

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  4. Interfacial processes in Li-ion batteries

    … forms on both cathode and anode electrode surfaces. The composition and stability of the SEI to a large degree controls performance of the battery. This thesis investigates interfacial processes in Li ion battery electrodes as they relate to SEI, surface coverage, and structural properties. …

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