4 results for Photo Coupling By Radical Induced Transfer Mechanism

…n, & Peter Holtapples |||| University: Technical University Of Denmark |||| Department: Energy Conversion and Storage |||| Commencement year: 2012 |||| Synthesis Methods: Wittig polymerization, Suzuki Coupling, Hay Coupling, Photo Coupling by radical induced transfer mechanism, Atom-transfer radical Polymerization, Electrospinning |||| Analytical Methods: Scanning electron microscopy (SEM), Infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), Ultraviolet-visible…

I am a chemist and did my Ph D in physical chemistry/ electrochemistry from IISc, Bangalore, India. The overall goal of my research was to understand ion transport mechanism in succinonitrile based soft matter plastic crystalline electrolytes in Li-ion battery. Besides these fundamental studies, I have worked on liquid electrolytes and ionic liquids useful for lithium battery application. Afterwards I have worked in Aarhus university on solid…

…he nanoparticles are structurally characterized with the help of X-ray diffraction, neutron diffraction, TEM/SEM, SAXS, XRF, ICP, BET and potentially X-ray absorption techniques (XANES/EXAFS). Our group has developed and implemented with great success a novel way for in-situ measurement of solvothermal reactions and therefore the research will in particular focus on in-situ synchrotron X-ray diffraction measurement to study reaction mechanism…

…battery packs is influenced significantly by the thermal conditions, i.e. the temperature distribution. The focus of this project is to develop an advanced simulation model that couples electrochemistry, fluid flow and heat transfer. The model will be used to study the local temperature distribution in battery packs with and without liquid cooling and to design the thermal management of the pack. The predicted temperature distributions will be…