Z04 - Electrochemistry for Space Life Support 2

Wednesday, 16 October 2019: 08:20-09:40
Room 305 (The Hilton Atlanta)
Chair:
George J. Nelson
08:20
(Invited) Electrochemistry’s Role in Current and Future Environmental Control and Life Support Systems
B. R. Brown (NASA Marshall Space Flight Center)
08:40
Improved Hydrogen Peroxide Generating Gas Diffusion Electrodes Combined with Boron Doped Diamond Electrodes: A Compact in-Situ Oxidant Production Reactor for Space Application
T. Muddemann (Clausthal University of Technology), D. R. Haupt, M. Sievers (CUTEC Research Center for Environmental Technologies), and U. Kunz (Clausthal University of Technology)
09:00
Modeling Electrolytic Conversion of Metabolic CO2 and Optimizing a Microfluidic Electrochemical Reactor for Advanced Closed Loop Life Support Systems
J. A. Dominguez (Insight Global), B. R. Brown (NASA Marshall Space Flight Center), B. Dennis (University of Texas in Arlington (UTA)), W. Chanmanee (Uniersity of Texas in Arlington (UTA)), and P. Curreri (NASA)
09:20
Electrochemical Oxidation of Ammonia on Platinum (100) Nanoparticles at the International Space Station
C. Morales (University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras Campus)
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