Asynt reports on how the School of Chemistry at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia has invested in a range of its DrySyn MULTI heating block systems to support its ground breaking synthetic research in photovoltaics, water splitting and nanoimaging.
With a first hand account from Prof Spiccia, we are told why his group use the DrySyn system in Photovoltaic research being undertaken at the University of Monash. This is mainly focused on finding new electrolytes and redox couples for dye-sensitised solar cells and optimising other parameters for the cell assembly.
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