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I thought those batteries are lithium-ion.

The more reasons to despise smokers.

I'm not sure I get the point of this. Like ok sure now we have less cigarette butts, but we've expended a weirdly high amount of energy to do it, and all to get what's already a readily available material? I appreciate the effort in reducing litter on Earth, but if it's not practical or financially viable then it makes no difference, and I don't see the viability in scouring the planet for cigarette butts to burn at high temperatures in sealed vessels (i.e. a lot of effort) just to make carbon. And I know we sealed the vessel to avoid inhaling toxic gases but what after? Is that gas just condensed into a different state? Isn't that just another extra thing to dispose of again?

Wonderful talk! It starts at 6:45.

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Correction, sodium carbonate's chemical formula is actually Na2CO3 because the salt requires two molecules of sodium cations, which each form a 1+ charge, to stabilise the 2- charge from the carbonate anion.

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Love the hats!

why so much focus on speaker.. please show the slides for more time

Awesome, Vijesh! :)

A fantastic achievement Dr Bhute! 👏

A great introduction to the chemistry module within a degree in ChemEng, specifically at imperial! Great video 👏

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Wish if I could see the actual workshop rather than listening an audio clip!

well descriptive.

I Wish study there the MSc / PhD ChemE Program

Chemical engineers do really have the ability to change the world! Well said 👏

Great introduction for biosensors diagnostic.

One of the things that I think is often lost when membranes are discussed is just how difficult they can be to produce. with some chemistries, the yields can be all over the place even with sophisticated and expert production chemists and casting operators. "all over the place" means "scrap runs" are common, as opposed to runs that produce a big roll with only part of the roll meeting the validation requirement for that particular product (Membranes are usually post-sorted into different product categories by flux, kind of like "binning" with semiconductors). More than any concern about cost or fouling or even application consistency? Downtime. If your membrane supplier can't absolutely guarantee a steady supply of filter elements, any concerns about fouling or efficiency are moot. This is part of the reason why the industry continues to lean heavily on older chemistries, despite an abundance of newer alternatives. CA and PS may be old, but CA is so cheap and nearly commoditized that you can run it with dirty biological water and even if you get fowling, thee cost allows you to do crazy things like run bleach or other oxidizer through it to extend the service life a bit. I think the only thing that will end the CA "crutch" would be an outright regulatory ban, which is very conceivable considering how utterly disgusting they are to produce (Dioxane and THF and sometimes methanol).... I mean, not that PS and PES are not much better (usually straight DMF or DMF/NMP cast)

Why do I feel like it is normal speech only at 1.5 play-back speed?

I had the pleasure of selling membrane N2 systems for Permea in the early 80's. What a ride.

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Very informative, thank you for upload. I was hoping more about detrimental effect of nano composite, the membrane cleaning obstacles. Anyway, covered all the themes.

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Great video, looking forward to seeing more uploads! I think you should check SMZeus . c o m to grow your channel.

Interesting 👍✌✌..Best way to fight COVID 19 & cover the learning outcomes positively.

I need the slides

Great interview!

This is giving me a big proud, hope and strength. Good luck and best wishes ❤️

best wishes for phd studies

Is there an undergraduate chemical engineering course

She uses carbon supports, and the dispersant?.

35:00 Ni-Fe on MetOH oxidation in fuel cells, good.

I would strongly recommend to do overpotential curves vs geometric area. If your results are so good why dont you put it in a context where everyone can compare.

21:30 is the alpha phase that it is more active than the beta phase. Cos of iron incorporation from the unpurified KOH reagent.

16:11 Sweet Beta NiOx is the active one, I have seen publications that say is the other way around, I believe that Beta as you say is the active, I agree with you.

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my dream is to do phd here after my masters

Now I am working on developing a new Membrane for using in petrochemical industry in my Mtech project in my University ..#Calcutta University

I am also a chemical Engineer from India.

Such a nice presentation. I'm Heny puspita Dewi, an undergraduate student from indonesia, focusing on chemistry study program of Lambung Mangkurat University. I'm interested on catalyst study. I hope i can continue my study in London.

All the best Yousef