Search for dissertations about: "Hydroxide ion"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 43 swedish dissertations containing the words Hydroxide ion.
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1. Some aspects on TCF-bleachability of softwood alkaline pulps
Abstract : The bleachability of softwood oxygen delignified pulps has been studied, i.e. the ease (requirement of bleaching chemicals) with which the pulps can be brightened to a target brightness in totally chlorine free (TCF) bleaching stages, including hydrogen peroxide, ozone and chelating agent stages. READ MORE
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2. Some factors affecting the amount of residual phase lignin during kraft pulping
Abstract : The amount of lignin which needs to be removed according to the slow residual delignification phase in kraft pulping, i e residual phase lignin, has been studied as a function of the process conditions. The variebles studied were the concentrations of hydroxide ions, hydrogensulfide ions, sodium ions (ionic strength) and temperature. READ MORE
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3. On the Interrelation Between Kraft Cooking Conditions and Pulp Composition
Abstract : In the early 1990’s, a lot of work was focused on extending the kraft cook to a low lignin content (low kappa number). The driving force was the need to further reduce the environmental impact of the bleaching, as less delignification work would be needed there. READ MORE
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4. Polyhydroxyalkylations for alkali-stable cationic polymers as hydroxide exchange membranes
Abstract : To alleviate worldwide dependence on fossil fuels for energy production and considerably reduce CO2 emissions, green energy sources and sustainable energy solutions are in high demand. Fuel cells are environmental-friendly electrochemical devices which may use clean fuels, e.g., green hydrogen gas, to generate electricity. READ MORE
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5. Elucidating Chemical and Electrochemical Side-Reaction Mechanisms in Li-ion Batteries
Abstract : Lithium-ion batteries constitute a leading technology that plays a major role in the transition towards sustainable transportation and power generation. The stability of modern batteries relies on a passivation layer formed on the negative electrode known as the solid electrolyte interphase (SEI). READ MORE