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Chi 7081c

Manufactured by CH Instruments
Sourced in United States

The CHI 7081C is a Quartz Crystal Microbalance (QCM) Instrument. It is designed to measure the mass changes on a quartz crystal surface with high sensitivity.

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2 protocols using chi 7081c

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Characterization of CuO@MnO2 Composite Supercapacitors

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The synthesized CuO@MnO2 and CuO@MnO2/NMWCNT composite materials were characterized using Raman, XRD, SEM, SEM–EDS, TEM, and CV analyses for supercapacitor application. XRD results of the composite materials were obtained using a Rigaku Rotaflex (RU-200B) X-ray diffractometer. The composite materials were analyzed using a He–Ne laser beam in the RM 200 Raman spectral microscope, and the morphological properties of the composite samples were determined using FE-SEM (JEOL) and SEM–EDX analyses. The electrochemical properties of the composite materials were determined based on CV, GCD and EIS results via CHI 7081C (CH Instruments, workstation Inc., USA).
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Characterization of Co3O4@N-MWCNT Composite

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The synthesized Co3O4@N-MWCNT composite material was analysed by using a He–Ne laser beam in RM 200 Raman spectral microscopy. XRD results were characterized via a Rigaku Rotaflex (RU-200B) X-ray diffractometer. The morphological properties and SAED pattern of the composite samples were studied by FE-SEM (Hitachi S-48000), FE-TEM; JEOLJEM-2010F. Thermo Scientific, USA) combined with an Al Kα source (100 to 3 keV) by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy examination of the composite elemental composition. CHI 7081C (CH Instruments, workstation Inc., USA) electrochemical characterization via a three-electrode configuration for supercapacitor study.
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