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Center of Spectroelectrochemistry

Zentrum für Spektroelektrochemie

 

Prof. Dr. rer. nat. habil. Lothar Dunsch

 

 
 
 

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Advisory Board Center of Spectroelectrochemistry


Richard Compton, University of Oxford/England

Ari Ivaska, Ǻbo Akdemi Ǻbo/Turku/Finland

Ole Hammerich, University of Copenhagen, Denmark

Yutaka Harima, University of Hiroshima/Japan

Ladislav Kavan, Heyrovský-Institute of Physical Chemistry CAS Prague/Czech Republic

Wlodzimiercz Kutner, Institute of Physical Chemistry PAN Warsaw/Poland

Carita Kvarnström, University of Turku/Finland

Peter Rapta, Slovak University of Technology Bratislava/Slovakia

 

 

 

  1. The aims of the Center of Spectroelectrochemistry

  2. Methods

  3. Equipment

  4. Cooperation offer

  5. Selected Publications

 

 1. The aims of the Center of Spectroelectrochemistry embraces:

  • Basic research in spectroelectrochemistry
  • Development of spectroelectrochemical techniques
  • Application of spectroelectrochemical studies for applied research
  • International exchange of scientists for research
  • International training courses in spectroelectrochemistry

 In summary: We want to be an international group for spectroelectrochemical research and education!

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 2. Methods:

Sophisticated methods for structural analyses are used in the Center of Spectroelectrochemistry. Especially in situ methods are well established and on a top level.

The Methods used in the Center of Spectroelectrochemistry you can find here.

 

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 3. Equipment:

An outstanding equipment enables us the preparation, modification and analysis of structures by using modern electrochemical devices.

The equipment of the Center of Spectroelectrochemistry you can find here.

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4. Cooperation offer:

We are open for scientific cooperation in the field of electrochemistry, in situ electrochemistry and structural analysis.

 in situ ESR-UV/vis/NIR spectroelectrochemistry 
  • Study of the reaction mechanism of electrode reactions
  • Detection of paramagnetic mechanism of electrode reaction
  • Detection of paramagnetic species and determination of the spin concentration
  • Detection of radical structures in redox reactions for model reactions at electrodes 
  • Study of the temperature dependence of electrode reactions by ESR spectroscopy

 

 in situ FTIR spectroelectrochemistry 
  • Study of the stability of polymers under charge injection
  • Determination of charged states in conducting polymers and oligomers in dependence of the doping level
  • Determination of the stability of electrolytes in batteries

 

 in situ Raman spectroelectrochemistry 
  • Study of the charge injection in Li-ion storage systems
  • Determination of the doping states of nanotubes and fullerenes
  • Study of the type of graphite structures in Li-ion charge storage

 

  in situ NMR spectroelectrochemistry 

  • Determination of reaction mechanism of electrode reactions
  • Study of the dimerisation of oligomers in charge injection

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5. Selected Publications:

Here you can find some selected publications.

More publications you can find here.

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Contact

Prof. Lothar Dunsch

Address: IFW Dresden

Helmholtzstraße 20
01069 Dresden

Germany
Office: +49 351 4659 660
Fax: +49 351 4659 811
Email: L.Dunsch@ifw-dresden.de

 

 

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