On the other hand, over Ag we only see cation effects for hydrogen evolution because it is the only reaction whose operating potential is negative of its PZC range. (3/n)
This article is in the @ACSEnergyLett
special issue "The Evolving Landscape of Energy Research: Views from the Editorial Team." I'm grateful for being able to contribute my work to this special issue after years of publishing and reading papers from this awesome journal! (4/4)
Thank you to my PhD advisors @JoaquinResasco and @DeliaMilliron for all their support and guidance, my collaborators @CMU_ChemE, my three undergraduate researchers who helped me on this project, Nicolas Bueno Ponce, Angel Valles, & Alyssa Uvodich, and everyone @TexasChE!😁(8/8)
My contribution was using spectroscopic probes to experimentally measure cation-mediated field strength via Vibrational Stark Spectroscopy. What a fantastic learning experience and amazing opportunity to help this interesting work!
Looking forward to seeing y'all at #AIChE2024! I am in the last year of my PhD and am looking for postdoc positions. I will be presenting work from my PhD guided by @JoaquinResasco and @DeliaMilliron from @TexasChE in the following 👇🏼
1. "How Electrolyte Composition Influences Electrocatalytic Water Splitting Activity" in Meet the Faculty and Postdoc Candidates Poster Session on Sunday, October 27 at 1:00 PM Poster #184 located in San Diego Convention Center, Exhibit Hall GH
2. "Using Electric Fields to Understand How Electrolyte Composition Influences Oxygen Reduction Reaction Activity" in Electrocatalysis II: O2 Electrocatalysis on Wednesday, Oct 30 1:06 PM located in San Diego Convention Center, Room 28E