Cellulose proton selective membrane “Cellfion”
Design and characterization of nanocellulose membranes to promote proton transport and selectivity for hydrogen fuel cells.
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Xavier Crispin
Composite of lignin derivatives and conducting polymers for electro-capturing of toxic heavy metals
Among the 100% water on planet earth, less than 1% is liquid fresh water and about 0.0025% is available fresh water for drinking, food and industries. More than 90% of the fresh water is utilized for agriculture and industries. Pollution of water is thus an increasingly important problem. One of the most challenging depollution process
Lignosulfonate composited with electronic polymers for large scale energy storage applications
A renewable resource from existing forest industry is the black liquor that mainly goes to combustion. The dominating biopolymer in black liquor is a derivative of lignin. At LiU we have shown how lignin and lignosulfonate (LS) can be used to store charge into biopolymer electrodes, and built supercapacitors/supercabatteries of such electrodes. In these electrodes,
