Characterisation of Green Hydrogen Materials - Cambridge, United Kingdom - University of Cambridge

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Description
Project Description

Key questions and priorities that this project will address are:

  • How can NMR relaxometry inform our understanding of water environments and dynamics in ionomer membranes?
  • How sensitive is the technique to differences in the membrane structure: both in different materials and as a membrane ages/degrades?
  • How does the addition of a catalyst layer affect the behaviour of water in the system and the ability of NMR relaxometry to characterise the material?
  • What information can EPR provide on the iridium oxidebased catalyst, as a powder, ink formulation and CCM?
  • Do these measurements correlate with physical and electrochemical performance or with data from other characterisation techniques?
  • Does lowfield NMR/EPR offer a practical method for rapid, routine characterisation suitable for atline quality control in a production environment?
Funding


Full funding covering Maintenance and the University Composition Fee at the Home rate is provided for the studentship, with effect from 1st October 2024.

Fixed-term: The funds for this post are available for 3.5 years in the first instance.

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