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Facilities
Ohio University’s Center for Electrochemical Engineering Research has over 4000 square feet of total space with over $4 million of equipment for laboratory, computational, and administrative uses. For more information, contact CEERFacilities@ohio.edu
Surface Analysis
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Properties |
Hourly Usage Rate*
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Hourly Training Rate*
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Transmission Electron Microscope
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Coming Soon
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X-Ray Diffractometer
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Powder and thin film diffraction
Customized electrochemical cell capability
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$45 |
$75 (2 hour minimum)
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Atomic Force Microcope/Scanning Tunneling Microscope
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Demonstrated resolution on the order of fractions of a nanometer
Ideal for electrochemistry, nanolithography, polymers, life and material science applications
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$50 (first hour)
$33 (additional hour)
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$58 (first hour)
$41 (additional hour)
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Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrometer
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Coupled with Hyperion 3000 microscope
High optical resolution: < 0.07 cm-1
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$20 |
$44
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Raman Spectrometer
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Compact design with spectrometer included in a a confocal microscope
Multiple lasers with differing wavelengths: 532 nm and 785 nm
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$13 |
$36 |
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Data Analysis
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$36
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*For non-Ohio University users, contact CEERFacilities@ohio.edu
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Electrochemical Characterization Modeling
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Properties |
| Crystal |
Use of localized basis sets for wave functions of periodic systems from 0 to 3 dimensions
Automated to handle space symmetry with 230 space groups, 80 plane groups, 99 rod groups, and 45 point groups available
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| Femlab |
Finite element analysis software with user-friendly interface
Specific applications for fuel cells, batteries, electrodeposition, microfluidics and other electrochemical systems
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Gaussian and Gaussview
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Chemistry software for performing electronic structure calculations for both periodic and non-periodic systems
User-friendly interface for building compounds and analyses of results including geometrical and vibrational properties
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Aspen Plus
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Used in the design, simulation and optimization of small and large scale chemical process
Can be interfaced with Fortran and Microsoft Excel for recursive calculations
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| Maple |
Computer program for performing mathematical calculations and developing mathematical routines
Large library of applications and well-developed graphical interface
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Materials Studio
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Access to amorphous cell and forcite plus modules
Includes graphical user interface for creating input and analyzing results
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General Fabrication
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Properties |
Precision Diamond Saw
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Precision sectioning of ceramics, metals and electronic components
Operational with a maximumg speed of 500 rpm
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Micro-Abrasive Sandblaster
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Pinpoint beam of micro-abrasives for precision cleaning of surfaces
Safe operating environment ensured by a "turbo-cab" blasting cabinet
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Resistance Spot Welder
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Welds different metals without adding solders or filler materials
Can be used with thickness as low as ¼-in diameter
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Grinder
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Grinds coal particles into fine powders
Use of a porcelain jar and ZrO2 balls ensures no contamination
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| Pulverizer |
Crush coal lumps into smaller particles
Can handle up to 1 kg coal samples
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Sieve Shaker
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Screens coal powder by particle size ranging from 38 µm - 1mm
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Ultrasonic Bath
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Reproducible conditions based on constant power and frequency
Stainless Steel body with built-in temperature control
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