Disputation: Emil Herman Frøen

Doctoral candidate Emil Herman Frøen at the Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, is defending the thesis "The synthesis, crystal structure and properties of bichalcogenides" for the degree of Philosophiae Doctor.

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Emil Herman Frøen

The Disputation will be live streamed for everyone else.
The livestream will be activated 15 minutes before the Defense starts.

Trial lecture

April 11th, 15:00 PM, Seminar room Berzelius, Chemistry building

Trial lecture title:

“The Chemistry of Lithium-ion rechargeable batteries” 

 

Kreeringssammendrag/Conferral summary 

Oksider og andre uorganiske materialer er en kritisk komponent i moderne teknologi. Bikalkogenider er et spennende alternativ til konvensjonelle uorganiske materialer, med unike og knapt utforskede muligheter for materialegenskaper. Gjennom dette arbeidet har flere nye forbindelser innen denne kategorien blitt oppdaget og karakterisert.

Main research findings

Among inorganic materials in either practical usage or scientific interest today, the majority include a single anion in their composition, usually oxygen. A scarcely explored alternative to this common approach, which has grown in popularity in recent years, are the multianion compounds. As the name implies, these refers to compounds which include multiple anion species into their crystal structure. This allows for unique possibilities with regards to their crystal structures, and by extension, their properties.

The topic of this PhD thesis is concerned with the study of a single subcategory of the multianions, the bichalcogenides, focusing on compounds which incorporate the oxide-sulfide and sulfide-telluride anion pairs. This work reports the discovery of thirteen new bichalcogenide compounds, their compositions and crystal structures, of which five have been investigated in detail. We provide new insights into the characteristics of the bichalcogenides, contributing to the foundation for developing the materials of the future.

 

Candidate contact information

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emil-herman-frøen-63483a70

 

 

Published Mar. 25, 2024 1:55 PM - Last modified Apr. 10, 2024 10:23 AM