Search for dissertations about: "high hydroxide conductivity"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 9 swedish dissertations containing the words high hydroxide conductivity.
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1. Towards alkali-stable polymers and hydroxide exchange membranes functionalized with alicyclic quaternary ammonium cations
Abstract : In the current work, cationic polymers functionalized with N-alicyclic quaternary ammonium (QA) cations were synthesized and characterized as potential hydroxide exchange membranes (HEMs) for application in fuel cells. Three different polymers, namely poly(arylene ether sulfone), spiro-ionene and poly(arylene alkylene), were explored as polymer backbones for the HEMs. READ MORE
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2. Proton conductivity of lanthanum and barium zirconate: Microscale aspects on first-principles basis
Abstract : Fuel cells are devices which convert chemical energy into electrical energy cleanly and efficiently. Development of fuel cells compatible with hydrocarbon fuels would make more efficient use of present fossil and renewable fuels, and also enable progress towards a future hydrogen economy. READ MORE
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3. Poly(phenylene oxide)s functionalized with cationic side chains: design, synthesis and properties as anion exchange membranes
Abstract : Anion exchange membrane fuel cells (AEMFCs) are considered as one of the most important next-generation energy conversion technologies. AEMFCs convert chemical energy into useful electrical energy and have great potential forachieving high conversion efficiencies. 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. Quaternized fluorene-based hydroxide exchange membranes and polymers: design, synthesis, and characterization
Abstract : In modern society, the consumption of fossil fuels has been increasing drastically, leading to significant emissions of carbondioxide (CO2), air pollution, global warming, and political and economic imbalances. This has increased the interest inrenewable and sustainable energy sources such as wind- and hydropower, solar energy, and in energy conversion by fuel celltechnology, and water electrolyses. READ MORE