A parallel optical screen for the rapid combinatorial electrochromic analysis of electrochemical materials
A parallel optical screen for the rapid combinatorial electrochromic analysis of electrochemical materials
A high-throughput optical screen designed to reduce costs and accelerate the screening of libraries of electroactive materials, in particular fuel-cell electrocatalysts and battery materials, is presented. The methodology uses an electrochromic film as a counter electrode, and makes use of spatially varying color change across this screening counter electrode as differing amounts of charge are passed across the array during a test reaction.
combinatorial chemistry, electrochromic materials, electrodes, fuel cells, high-throughput synthesis
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Brace, K.M.
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Hayden, B.E.
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Russell, A.E.
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Owen, J.R.
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December 2006
Brace, K.M.
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Hayden, B.E.
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Russell, A.E.
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Owen, J.R.
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Brace, K.M., Hayden, B.E., Russell, A.E. and Owen, J.R.
(2006)
A parallel optical screen for the rapid combinatorial electrochromic analysis of electrochemical materials.
Advanced Materials, 18 (24), .
(doi:10.1002/adma.200600786).
Abstract
A high-throughput optical screen designed to reduce costs and accelerate the screening of libraries of electroactive materials, in particular fuel-cell electrocatalysts and battery materials, is presented. The methodology uses an electrochromic film as a counter electrode, and makes use of spatially varying color change across this screening counter electrode as differing amounts of charge are passed across the array during a test reaction.
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Published date: December 2006
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combinatorial chemistry, electrochromic materials, electrodes, fuel cells, high-throughput synthesis
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/44573
ISSN: 1521-4095
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