Search for dissertations about: "reaction degree"
Showing result 6 - 10 of 223 swedish dissertations containing the words reaction degree.
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6. The anode and the electrolyte in the MCFC
Abstract : A goal of the Swedish government is to increase the usage of renewable fuels and biomass-based fuels. Fuel cells, and especially the MCFC, are useful for these types of fuels. The Swedish market may benefit from the MCFC in two ways: increased efficiency of the biofuels and also utilisation of produced heat in district heating. READ MORE
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7. Development of a zero-degree spectrometer in CELSIUS and the d + d → ⁴He + 2π reaction close to threshold
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8. Transition Metal-Mediated Selective Functionalizations of Bio-Derived Building Blocks
Abstract : In order to transition to a more sustainable chemical industry, it is necessary to replace the fossil starting materials that are largely used today with renewable ones. Starting materials available from abundant natural sources, or which can be efficiently produced via a biotransformation, are of high interest in this regard. READ MORE
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9. Contacts on Silicon Carbide by Use of Nickel and Tantalum ---Preparation and Characterisation
Abstract : Silicon carbide (SiC) is one of the attractive semiconductors due to its good electrical, thermal and mechanical properties. It is a promising material for high temperature, high power and high frequency application. Reliable electrodes are always necessary to utilise SiC for electronic devices. READ MORE
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10. Nuclear Intonation in Swedish : Evidence from Experimental-Phonetic Studies and a Comparison with German
Abstract : This thesis investigates Swedish intonation patterns and their interaction with word accent realisation in various pragmatic conditions, using German as a reference language. The point of departure is the wide-spread assumption that Swedish, as a language with a tonal word accent distinction, has a considerably smaller repertoire of nuclear intonation contours than German and other so-called intonation languages. READ MORE