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Rice Univ. Carbon Nanotube Synthesis Breakthrough?
I've been looking into expanding some research time into carbon nanotube synthesis thinking that it was still an obstacle to be able to produce a carbon nanotube long enough to be used for anything. I just found a YouTube video from rice university where they used a wet spin technique to produce...- AWood16
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- Carbon Synthesis
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Solving Oxygen Contamination in a Glove Box with Clathrates
I'm working with clathrate compounds in a glove box filled with Argon. My problem is that there always remains a small amount of oxygen in the glove box even after multiple purges. This oxygen binds and makes an oxide layer on my clathrates. I don't know how to avoid this and am trying to find...- AWood16
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- Box Oxygen
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Chem. E vs Mat. E: Choosing a Graduate Program
Cos, is it worth the extra 3-5 years after a Master's in Chem. E. to get a PhD if you aren't interested in academia later on?- AWood16
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Chem. E vs Mat. E: Choosing a Graduate Program
Cosmicraga, thanks for the info! If you don't mind me asking, is either of these fields your current field? At any rate, I live in the US and would be able finish with a Master's by 2016 if I took the Chem. Eng. route. Mat. Eng. would be a longer and potentially more costly route. I do enjoy...- AWood16
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Chem. E vs Mat. E: Choosing a Graduate Program
I am currently having to make choices on a graduate program, and I am having a tough time deciding between chemical and material engineering. Both seem to offer highly competitive salaries and employment opportunities, but it seems to me that working as a chemical engineer would mainly be a job...- AWood16
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- Chem
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering