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    ケイホウ酸ガラス型有機・無機ハイブリッドの設計とその二次電池デバイスへの電気化学的応用

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    Supervisor:松見 紀佳マテリアルサイエンス研究科博

    Smart Vehicle Monitoring And Tracking System

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    Nowadays tracking a theft vehicle or monitoring continuously vehicles, tracking systems have escalated quickly. The major concern of the proposed system is identifying vehicle theft and monitoring its status. We can use this in several ways such as delivering security to vehicles such as bikes or cars and many other vehicles and if there are any goods in the vehicle, with the help of this we can keep track of the vehicle in maps. This is very useful for tracking the movement of a vehicle from any location at any time. In this, we can make a tracking system that is modelled and executed for tracking the signal of any enabled vehicle from any geographical location

    Anion-Dependent Potential Precycling Effects on Lithium Deposition/Dissolution Reaction Studied by an Electrochemical Quartz Crystal Microbalance

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    The electrochemical quartz crystal microbalance technique was employed to study the initial stage of the electrodeposition and dissolution of lithium utilizing three kinds of electrolyte solutions such as LiPF<sub>6</sub>, LiTFSI, or LiFSI in tetraglyme. The native-SEI (solid–electrolyte interphase) formed by a potential prescan before lithium deposition/dissolution in all three solutions. Simultaneous additional SEI (add-SEI) deposition and its dissolution with lithium deposition and dissolution, respectively, were observed in LiPF<sub>6</sub> and LiTFSI. Conversely, the add-SEI dissolution with lithium deposition and its deposition with lithium dissolution were observed in LiFSI. Additional potential precycling resulted in the accumulation of a “pre-SEI” layer over the native-SEI layer in all of the solutions. With the pre-SEI, only lithium deposition/dissolution were significantly observed in LiTFSI and LiFSI. On the basis of the potential dependences of the mass and resistance changes, the anion-dependent effects of such a pre-SEI layer presence/absence on the lithium deposition/dissolution processes were discussed
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