Search for dissertations about: "Hans Högberg"
Showing result 16 - 20 of 29 swedish dissertations containing the words Hans Högberg.
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16. Enzymes as catalysts in synthesis of enantiomerically pure building blocks : secondary alcohols bearing two vicinal stereocenters
Abstract : Enzymes as tools in organic synthesis have provided enormous advantages. This thesis deals with the applications of enzymes in the kinetic resolutions of racemic compounds. The stereochemistry of chiral compounds and the kinetics of α/β hydrolase lipases are presented. READ MORE
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17. Synthesis and characterization of Mo-based nanolaminates
Abstract : Mn+1AXn (MAX) phases are nanolaminated compounds based on a transition metal (M), a group A element (A), and carbon or/and nitrogen (X), which exhibit a unique combination of ceramic and metallic properties. Mo-based MAX phases are among the least studied, despite indication of superconducting properties and high potential for fabrication of the grapheneanalogous 2D counterpart, Mo2C MXene. READ MORE
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18. Cathodic arc deposition of metal-rich Cr-based coatings
Abstract : Wood and wood-based products have always been key components in the development of human civilization. Nowadays most wood harvesting is done using chainsaws, and their efficient operation helps promote worker safety and reduce emissions. READ MORE
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19. Characterization of Pathfinders and Indicators of Gold
Abstract : Research on natural minerals and their chemical bonding to economically critical raw materials is a viable industrially relevant research area due to its increasing demand. Meeting demands requires fast, robust, and efficient techniques to explore new ore deposits and continuous operation of active mines as well as recycling. READ MORE
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20. Fundamental aspects of HiPIMS under industrial conditions
Abstract : Fundamental aspects of the high power impulse magnetron sputtering (HiPIMS) process and its implication for film growth under industrial conditions have been studied. The emerging HiPIMS technique exhibits a higher plasma density and an enhanced degree of ionisation of sputtered material as compared to conventional direct current magnetron sputtering (DCMS). READ MORE