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Explores the conversion of chemical energy into electrical work and the derivation of Gibbs free energy.

Explores advanced features of an LMS, including grading policies, course organization, and practical sessions.

Explores the design and production of a Formula Student car cockpit, highlighting innovations and challenges faced during the process.

Delves into the principles of electrochemical storage, battery efficiency, and environmental impact.

Explores constructing microfluidic chambers for solar redox flow batteries in a Bachelor Project in Mechanical Engineering.

Demonstrates how to create a lemon battery to power a LED.

Demonstrates the construction of a pixel with three LEDs and color mixing.

Demonstrates the construction and testing of an electromagnet using simple materials.

Introduces electrochemistry, covering electrochemical potential, oxidation-reduction reactions, and practical applications in thermodynamics.

Explores the Nernst equation, battery voltage, pH measurements, electrolysis, and aluminum production.

Explores the design and construction of a mini-segway with a PID control system.

By the instructor Mario Paolone explores the challenges and solutions of integrating distributed energy storage systems into power grids.

Demonstrates how to create a lemon battery using simple materials.

Explores the discovery of batteries, the chemistry of lithium-ion batteries, and the future of battery technologies.

Discusses the development of a battery pack for an electric race car.

Explores chemical equilibria, redox reactions, and battery principles.

Explores battery construction, electrode reactions, pH calculations, and redox reactions.

Explores electrochemical definitions and concentration stack, focusing on reduction, electrodes, and battery equilibrium.

Delves into the evolution of the electric mobility ecosystem, including market trends, policy influences, and technological advancements.

Compares energy storage technologies and emphasizes the need for increased capacity.