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Application Of Titrations For Verification Of Small Molecule Interaction In Relation To Amidoximated Fibers For Uranium Extraction From Seawater, Kc Michael Mote
Application Of Titrations For Verification Of Small Molecule Interaction In Relation To Amidoximated Fibers For Uranium Extraction From Seawater, Kc Michael Mote
Masters Theses
Nuclear energy is a promising substitute for fossil fuels due to possessing low carbon emissions and providing scalable base-load power. However, one major drawback of using nuclear fuel as an energy source is that it needs a steady source of uranium. While the most economical method of obtaining uranium is through conventional terrestrial mining of the ore uranite, mining uranium ores is both harmful to the environment and limited by the terrestrial uranium supply, which is estimated at only 100 more years. However, more than 1000× more uranium is dissolved in seawater than is reasonably inferred and assured in terrestrial …
The Synthesis And Characterization Of Novel Titanosilicates For Next Generation Hydrogen Storage, James R. Humble
The Synthesis And Characterization Of Novel Titanosilicates For Next Generation Hydrogen Storage, James R. Humble
Chancellor’s Honors Program Projects
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New Electrochemical And Optical Detection Methods For Biological And Environmental Applications, Royce Nicholas Dansby-Sparks
New Electrochemical And Optical Detection Methods For Biological And Environmental Applications, Royce Nicholas Dansby-Sparks
Doctoral Dissertations
Detection of chromium and vanadium is of interest for biomedical and environmental applications. The two metals have narrow limits between being essential and toxic for humans. Ultra-sensitive techniques have been studied to measure Cr and V at low concentrations found in human blood and environmental samples. Bismuth film and mercury-alloy electrodes have been developed as alternatives to traditional Hg-based electrodes for Cr and V detection. While catalytic adsorptive stripping voltammetry (CAdSV) has been used to detect Cr and V, little is known about the process. The mechanisms of CAdSV have been probed to provide a better understanding of its exceptional …