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Energy Conversion Chemistry Lab
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A lab that studies ceramic materials such as fuel cells and piezoelectric materials.
AboutAbout the lab
Studying fuel cells and piezoelectric materials through ceramics.
The Energy Conversion Chemistry Lab works on fuel cells, piezoelectric materials, and related topics in the field of inorganic materials and ceramics.
Current research topics include the development of solid oxide fuel cells and reactors, and the development and application of lead-free piezoelectric materials.
The lab also lists the development of low-environmental-impact processes and the formation of ceramic structures using photoreactions as research topics.
Key terms
- Solid oxide fuel cell
- A fuel cell that uses a solid ceramic as its electrolyte.
- Piezoelectric material
- A material that can convert between electrical energy and mechanical energy.
ResearchResearch themes
This lab studies materials and their processing, centered on inorganic materials and ceramics. Its current research topics include the development of solid oxide fuel cells and reactors and the development and application of lead-free piezoelectric materials.
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- ProfessorKoichi Kikuta
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