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What indications and methods can be employed to identify or mark if the graphene nanosheets were chemically reduced by have hummers method synthesized GO or they were produced via chemical vapour...
10 October 2018 9,319 1 View
I have read that DSSC works good in low intensity light, but is there any fabrication or design difference between a conventional DSSC and low intensity DSSC? Is the low temperature sintering...
10 October 2018 9,582 2 View
All the dye particles are either cationic, anionic or nonionic in nature. However most of the dyes are either cationic or anionic. How about dyes used for Dye sensitized solar cells like N719 or D719
10 October 2018 8,851 0 View
Hello, Can a PVdF polymer with average molecular weight of 107 kDa be easily dissolved in acetonitrile at room temperature?
07 July 2017 7,307 5 View
How does the DCA works to lessen the aggregation of organic and other dyes to be used in a dye sensitized solar cell. I want to understand its effect on the dye or interaction with the dye to...
12 December 2015 8,578 1 View
Thanks in advance for your replies.
04 April 2015 3,810 7 View
My major is not related to electrochemistry, however, I need to understand the electrocatalytic activity of my graphene coated material. I have a obtained a CV curve for my graphene materials (GO...
01 January 2015 8,959 14 View
We normally anneal drop coated or sputtered Pt (H2PtCl6) for its activation as catalyst in DSSC. The process is around 400 C for 20-30 min. Is there any other way by which Pt can be activated...
08 August 2014 2,232 4 View
Is there a way to chemically reduce suspension or solution containing copper (II) oxide powder, back to copper metal. I know with Copper (II) oxide powder I can make copper sulfate, copper nitrate...
06 June 2014 10,043 9 View
I am trying to treat cotton fabric with GO solution and cotton fabric has negative charge on its surface. I have heard that GO also has negative charge so negative negative will repel. But I am...
02 February 2014 4,593 1 View
I need to measure surface charge on my fabric sample.
02 February 2014 4,506 7 View
Copper (II) oxide nanoparticles are insoluble in water. I have heard about diluted solvents which can dissolve but the process is too slow.
11 November 2013 6,180 8 View