Project Summary | Project Information |
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For an updated project description, click on the following link for the Project Readiness Package. Also see: Customer Documents/PRP_13601_Nanotube_Reactor_Flow_Chart.pptx and Customer Documents/PRP_13601_Nanotube_Reactor_Function_Tree.pptx A next generation of electrochemical reactor for titania nanotube synthesis needs to be designed and built wherein the temperature of the liquid electrolyte can be controlled and kept at a fixed temperature chosen by the operator. The reactor also needs to be designed so that the ambient humidity, or any other external factors, do not change the water concentration of the reactor electrolyte. TiO2 nanotube arrays seen from the side and from above. We fabricated the nanotubes using electrochemistry and imaged them with a Scanning Electron Microscope. Due to their small diameters 1 in2 of a nanotube sample contain more than ¼ trillion nanotubes. |
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Team Members
Member | Role | Major | Contact |
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Jaeyoung Ho | Project Manager | Chemical Engineer | jxh2740@g.rit.edu |
Garry Clarke | Procurement Engineer | Chemical Engineer | jxc1526@rit.edu |
Kelly McNabb | Chief Programmer | Mechanical Engineer | kbm2491@rit.edu |
Mary Medino | Team Manager | Chemical Engineer | mem3675@rit.edu |
Bill Dullea | Chief Design Engineer | Mechanical Engineer | wbd6077@rit.edu |
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