MCG Ph.D. student Emma presented at the ISMAR-APNMR-NMRSJ-SEST 2021 last week.
The title of her poster was "Investigating Separator Membranes Used In Organic Redox Flow Battery Systems Using NMR Spectroscopy". In the poster, she presented some results showing that crossover and sorption of model quinone electrolytes can be detected using in situ solution NMR and ssNMR, respectively. In future work we will use these methods to compere crossover rates when using different electrolyte-membrane combinations. Ultimately, these studies should yield a new understanding of crossover processes and enable the design of improved membranes for RFBs.
Congratulations to Emma!
ISMAR-APNMR-NMRSJ-SEST 2021 is a joint conference with several societies, including:
22nd International Society of Magnetic Resonance Conference
9th Asia-Pacific NMR Symposium (APNMR9)
60th Annual Meeting of the Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Society of Japan (2021)
60th Annual Meetings of the Society of Electron Spin Science and Technology (SEST2021)