Electrochemistry Experts
The science and engineering of the interconversion electrical and chemical energy. Discharge a battery when a chemical reaction generates electrons channeled to an outside circuit to do work; charge a battery with electrons promoting a reversed chemical reaction in the battery to store chemical energy. Electrochemistry specialty includes chemical systems, oxidation/reduction chemistry, batteries, fuel cells, battery separators, ionic conductors, electrolytes and related energy storage devices.
Electrochemistry Resumes
- Consultant #1249 - Materials from Renewable Resources Consultant: Green Chemistry, Chemical Engineering and Polymer Physics Resume
- Consultant #1300 - Battery Materials: Intellectual Property Assesment and Licensing Consultant Resume
- Consultant #1301 - Battery Design and Simulation Expert Resume
- Consultant #1380 - Electrochemistry Consultant: Resume
- Consultant #1398 - Battery Consultant with Expertise in Lithium Ion Batteries, Sensors and Instrument Development Resume
- Consultant #1424 - Battery Consultant and Expert for Electrochemical Power Sources Resume
- Consultant #1496 - Consultant for High Power, High Frequency, High Voltage Electronic Equipment and Systems Resume
- Consultant #1556 - Battery Consultant and Expert in Electrochemical Power Sources Resume
- Consultant #1599 - Battery Consultant: Research and Development of Electrochemical Energy Storage Systems Resume
- Consultant #1663 - Battery Consultant: Lead Acid Batteries and Battery Electrochemisrty and Components Resume
- Consultant #1728 - Broad-Based Chemical and Physical Science Expertise Including: Inorganic, Coordination and Structural Chemistry, Thin-Film Fabrication and Analysis, Organic Metals and Semiconductors, Nanomaterials, X-Ray Physics and Imaging Resume
- Consultant #1767 - Ph.D. Inorganic Chemist Specializing in Electrochemistry, with Development Expertise for In Vitro Biosensor Technology Sector of Medical Diagnostics Resume
- Consultant #1781 - Expert: Water Electrolysis for Hydrogen Generation, Zinc-Air Fuel Cells and Air Electrode Technologies, Battery, and Gas Electrodes Resume