Finished theses
Franziska Sand
Elemental picoliter printing of model preparations with defined morphology and their characterization
Pascal Roth
Investigation of industrial slags with a focus on the optimisation of the digestion for element quantification and speciation with X-Ray absorption near edge spectroscopy (XANES)
Frithjof Mähler
Method development to study the diffusion of vanadium species
in Nafion™ 117 by means of laboratory-based micro X-ray fluorescence analysis.
Christian Westermann
Quantitative analysis of sulfonyl groups in Nafion™ 117 using different methods.
Heiko Sebastian Till
Evaluation of the Grazing Incidence XRF capacities of a prototype Total Reflection XRF spectrometer to analyze thin films and Nanoparticles
Jessica Hiller
Comparison of different sample preparations in the determination of Pb and Cd in a certified soil and plant material by total reflection X-ray fluorescence analysis.
Sven Hampel
Characterization of "drop on demand" picoliter droplets for use in total reflection X-ray fluorescence analysis.
Erik Küntzelmann
Utilizing polystyrene films as a reflection surface in TXRF
Pascal Roth
Method development for the preparation of suspensions for elemental determination by total reflection X-ray fluorescence analysis using a certified reference slag.
Hoang-My Pham-Cong
Investigation of the influence of matrix components of VRFB electrolyte on the determination of fluoride by ion chromatography.
Xindong Zou
Investigations on the proton uptake of Nafion™ 117
Frithjof Mähler
The effect of environmental conditions on ionomeric membranes that have taken up different vanadium species.
Wilson Tramel
Washington State University: Study of Micro X-ray Fluorescence Spectrometry as a method for in-vivo phenotyping of Arabidopsis thaliana
Justin Allen
Washington State University: Incorporating X ray Fluorescence into Undergraduate Chemistry Curriculum