Echem Newsletter - Summer 2015

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New Application Note

light signal focused on a DSC during IMPS/IMVS

Sketch of the light signal focused on a DSC during IMPS and IMVS

Dye Solar Cells - Part 3:
IMPS and IMVS Measurements

This application note is part 3 and addresses IMPS and IMVS experiments on dye solar cells. Theory and implementation of both techniques are explained. Data evaluation is discussed based on experiments.

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Events & Happenings

250th American Chemical Society
National Meeting & Exposition

The 250th ACS National Meeting is being held this year at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center August 16th-18th, 2015.

Gamry will be joined by thousands of chemical professionals, educators, and students for a 5-day meeting filled with learning and

networking opportunities.

Gamry Instruments will be attending and exhibiting at the event and will be represented by Dr. Chris Beasley, Electrochemist and Sales Manager and Dr. Dominik Moosbauer, Application Specialist. The Gamry exhibit can be found at booth #1015. This year Gamry will be introducing some new electrochemical instrumentation and demonstrations.

Register for the Event at ACS.org

Upcoming Shows & Conferences

August	September
ACS August 16 - 20 - Boston, MA	EuroCorr Sept 6-10,- Graz, Austria
SIBEE Aug 17-21 - Estado de Minas Gerais, Brazil	The Battery Show Sept 15-17 Novi, MI

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Literature Highlight

Dipole-Mediated Rectification of Intramolecular Photoinduced Charge Separation and Charge Recombination

Controlling charge transfer at a molecular scale is critical for efficient light harvesting, energy conversion, and nanoelectronics. Dipole-polarization electrets, the electrostatic analogue of magnets, provide a means for "steering" electron transduction via the local electric fields

generated by their permanent electric dipoles.

Cyclic voltammetry was conducted using the Gamry Reference 600 Potentiostat/Galvanostat/ZRA equipped with a three-electrode cell.

Collaborators on this project include: Duoduo Bao , Srigokul Upadhyayula, Jillian M. Larsen , Bing Xia , Boriana Georgieva , Vicente Nuñez , Eli M. Espinoza , Joshua D. Hartman , Michelle Wurch , Andy Chang , Chung-Kuang Lin , Jason Larkin , Krystal Vasquez , Gregory J. O. Beran , and Valentine I. Vullev

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Echem Newsletter - Summer 2015

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