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Cyclic_Voltammetry_Primer A nice introduction to cyclic voltammetry with nice animations. EC and ECE mechanisms covered briefly.

Dynamics_of_electrochemical_systems Course notes for a course (French). A wealth of information. The "Handbook of EIS" is in english and has information on several mechanisms.

EDA_-_Electrochemical_products,_engineering_and_research EDA leads the electrochemistry of complex aqueous solutions. Our primary fields are metals & resource recovery, water treatment technologies, power storage and industrial processes.

EDRACI,_the_Electrochemistry_Division_of_the_Royal_Australian_Chemical_Institute Site has a nice collection of links of interest to Australians, Resource links of interest to all.

Electrochemical_Division_of_The_Italian_Chemical_Society A nice dictionary of electrochemical terms.

Electrochemistry_Encyclopedia Popular-science style articles about a variety of topics in electrochemistry. An outreach, educational site with articles by noted electrochemists.

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Electrochemistry_for_Corrosion_-_Course_notes Focused on corrosion, but still quite general, notes in outline form. Good mix of theory and practical advice.

Electrochemistry_thesis__rates_of_charge_transport_in_polymers Colin Cameron's Ph.D. thesis: "Enhanced Rates of Electron Transport in Conjugated-Redox Polymer Hybrids."

European_Internet_Centre_for_Impedance_Spectroscopy Sponsored by UNESCO (UVO-ROSTE). Promises to be a focal point for Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy. Flawed HTML implementation, but useful.

GEM__Global_Energy_Marketplace Welcome to GEM, the Global Energy Marketplace.

Groups_studying_CVD_diamond CVD diamond is an exciting new electrode material. The Bristol group lists others in the field.

Journal__\'Analytical_Sciences\'_(The_Japan_Society_for_Analytical_Chemistry) Abstracts and full text available for => 1998 articles.

Journal__J_of_New_Materials_For_Electrochemical_Systems First International Journal for exchange and dissemination of basic ideas on new materials in connection with Electrochemical Systems. (New: June 2000) Call for papers.

L-Chem L-Chem develops CAD software (Cell-Design) for modeling and simulation of electrochemical systems.

Nobel_Prize_-_Chemistry,_1959_-_J__Heyrovsky "for his discovery and development of the polarographic methods of analysis" The Father of Polarography.

Nobel_Prize_-_Chemistry_1992_-_Marcus "for his contributions to the theory of electron transfer reactions in chemical systems" The Marcus Theory

pH_Measurement_Information_Resource_for_Science_and_Industry Everything you want to know about pH measurement, including pH theory, pH applications and troubleshooting, plus selecting correct pH electrodes or pH meters. Informative manufacturer's site.

Potentiodynamic_Electrochemical_Impedance_Spectroscopy This digital electrochemical technique acquires and analyses impedance spectra of solid/liquid interface in a potential scan

Probing_Brain_Chemistry__Voltammetry_Comes_of_Age_ Analytical Chemistry "A pages" article (1996) discusses in vivo voltammetry.

Research_Solutions_and_Resources_-_Electrochemistry_Resources Tips and information on reference electrodes, Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS), instrumentation.

Societies_-_ESTIR_listings Technical and professional societies of interest to electrochemists.

Society_for_Electroanalytical_Chemistry,_SEAC SEAC sponsors Reilley Award, New Investigators Award, and Graduate Student Travel Grants at PittCon each year. Nice list of journals.

Society__International_Society_of_Electrochemistry_(ISE) International society with two meetings per year.

Society__Royal_Society_of_Chemistry The leading organisation in Europe for advancing the chemical sciences. Activities span education and training, conferences and science policy, and the promotion of the chemical sciences to the public

Society__The_Electrochemical_Society,_Inc__(ECS) The homepage for the Electrochemical Society.

Software__Electrochemical_Cells_Pro Software: Electrochemical Cells Pro allows you to build virtual electrochemical cells. Alter cell properties such as temperature, pH concentration and pressure. Electrochemical calculations using the

Software__Electrochemical_Simulations_Package,_ESP Curve fitting via the COOL algorithm, but with user defined mechanism. Digital simulation (a la Digisim) is used to generate the theoretical curve. Free.

Software__Electrochemist_com Virtual electrochemist. It simulates voltammetry and chronoamperometry on virtually any mechanism by virtually any waveform techniques.

Surface_Science_Western Surface Science

U_Alberta_University_Chemistry_II Course notes on Electrochemistry by James Plambeck

Undergraduate_Electrochemical_Education A good site for teaching electrochemical techniques in an undergraduate lab. There are many links to additional resources and information, including example experiments and basic theory.

Earthweek Weekly "Diary of the Planet" featuring current information on natural events around the globe.

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Coal_International Provides the latest news and feature articles relating to the international coal mining industry. Includes buyers guide and journal listings.

Guinea__Mining Provides an overview of mining including mineral policy and legislation, fiscal regime and commercial legislation. Provided by MBendi information on Africa.

Mine_Engineer_Com Provides a range of data on mining, minerals, mineral processing, and coal preparation. Includes mineral image galleries and technical articles.

Minerals_Engineering_International_Online Analytical techniques and applied mineralogy in the minerals engineering field. Includes recent news, product news, and conference announcements and reports.

Mining_Engineers_Forum_at_Eng-Tips Technical support forums and mutual help system for engineering professionals.

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Chemical Engineering at Oxford

Chemical Engineering ...... Do you like the idea of a job that pays well, allows you to travel, offers immense variety and tackles some of the worlds most challenging problems? If you have a yearning for maths, physics and chemistry and want to study at university, Chemical Engineering may well be just the career for you. Chemical Engineering is all about transforming raw materials into the valuable and desirable products which we use everyday. Chemical Engineers understand how to alter the physical, chemical or biochemical state of a substance to create the new processes and products which society needs, in a safe, cost-effective and sustainable way. They take things out of the lab and make them happen on a big scale; they sit at the forefront of tomorrow's scientific and technological development, finding solutions to some of the world's most urgent problems - such as world famine, disease, global warming and clean water provision. As the fourth largest engineering discipline, Chemical Engineers are employed in a wide range of industries - food and drink, materials, chemicals, oil and gas, pharmaceuticals and cosmetics, biotechnology, water and power utilities, and space exploration. They may find themselves in research and development, plant or product design and construction, consulting, or marketing and management. Government agencies active in the areas of health, safety, and the environment use the skills of Chemical Engineers. Chemical Engineers receive excellent training in a range of disciplines. A chemical engineering education is an excellent basis for many different career paths; a career in chemical engineering can develop and utilise skilled technical expertise, or can lead into business and general management. Its practitioners shoulder large amounts of responsibility and often handle multi-million pound projects. ...... at Oxford ...... The Engineering Science course at Oxford is a four year course in which the first two years give a firm foundation in general engineering. In their third year of study, students make a choice of specialist options, which are followed in years 3 and 4. We have developed a chemical engineering course for students in their third and fourth years. It starts with an introduction to the fascinations of chemical process design, through a hands-on project. In 2006/2007, our project "Medicines for the Next Generation" is the design of a process to make Zidovudine 3, an intermediate pharmaceutical product. In previous years, we have designed facilities for producing bio-ethanol; oil and gas; plant to separate air into nitrogen, oxygen and argon; a factory to make PET polymer for plastic bottles; and a process to produce hydrogen to power fuel-cell driven buses in Oxford. In our lectures, we cover essential thermodynamics, reactor design, conversion and separation processes, safety and hazard analysis, biotechnology, chemical product design and much else. Throughout the course, teaching by University staff is supplemented by invited lecturers from industry. The design project is run in conjunction with industry. In the final year, there is a project in which the student works closely with a member of academic staff on some hot new technology topic, concerned with design, research, modelling and development. Many of these projects are also run in partnership with industry. Some examples of recent final year projects: Removal of oestrogen contaminants from treated water An emergency device to produce drinking water for developing countries Foam fractionation of egg white to recover enzymes The freezing of bioproducts Design of biopharmaceutical processes: a template to produce a DNA vaccine Bioreactors for tissue engineering Dispersion in bubble column reactors Drug delivery without the use of needles A differential mobility analyser for engine exhaust particulates Our course in chemical engineering is different to that in nearly all other UK universities. Our graduates have a much broader education in general engineering. This gives them breadth and flexibility, which is satisfying in itself, and their all-round skills are very appealing to employers. ...... is accredited The Oxford Engineering Science course is accredited by the Institution of Chemical Engineers, as meeting the academic requirements for Corporate membership and also for stage 1 registration on the UK Engineering Council's Register of Chartered Engineers. The degree of MEng (Master of Engineering) will be awarded to those achieving Honours in the Part I and Part II examinations. Last modified 23 July 2007 by WEB.CHE. Freedom of Information | University Privacy Policy | University Copyright Statement

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