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Solid electroactive materials are confined in a single porous block (so‐called monolith) that occupies the entire external reservoirs of Redox‐Mediated Flow Batteries. The monolith configuration possesses intrinsic advantages such as improved electrolyte flow distribution, enhanced kinetics, and utilization rates, as well as geometry‐tuneable pressure ...
Gimena Marin‐Tajadura+3 more
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Engineering current collectors for advanced alkali metal anodes: A review and perspective
Rational choice of current collectors plays a key role for successful operation of alkali metal batteries (AMBs). In this paper, fundamentals of alkali metal deposition on current collectors as well as recent advancements on designing functional metal and carbon‐based current collectors are reviewed.
Liang Hu+7 more
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This paper presents a comparative analysis of ausferritic ductile cast iron matrix obtained through heat treatment and in its raw state. Ausferrite without heat treatment was achieved by modifying the chemical composition, while nodular graphite was ...
Leszek Klimek+4 more
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The silver trifluoromethanesulfonate (AgTFMS) simultaneously forms metallic Ag and abundant LiF on the Li metal surface after dissolution in carbonate‐based electrolyte, whereas lithium trifluoromethanesulfonate (LiTFMS) only generates LiF‐rich solid‐electrolyte interphase (SEI).
Jong Hun Sung+8 more
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Thermally driven hydrogen compression using metal hydrides
This article overviews R&D activities related to the thermally‐driven hydrogen compression utilising metal hydrides. The focus is put on the interrelation between properties of metal hydride materials and their hydrogen compression performances, first, operating pressure – temperature range, process productivity and efficiency.
Mykhaylo Lototskyy, Vladimir Linkov
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Chemical Bonds Containing Hydrogen: Choices for Hydrogen Carriers and Catalysts
Hydrogen carriers utilizing B─H, C─H, N─H, and O─H bonds are evaluated for their potential in hydrogen storage and release. Key candidates such as methanol, ammonia, and formic acid are examined with a focus on critical factors influencing performance, including the nature of chemical bonds, reaction pathways, and catalytic processes.
James Cashel+9 more
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An enduring puzzle: the width variations of the 2175 Angstrom extinction band [PDF]
Graphene, a single infinite, planar, sheet of graphite, has the same dielectric resonances as bulk graphite, but solid state theory indicates that its features are about half as wide. Based on this theory, the dielectric functions of mono- and multi-layer graphenes are deduced and compared with those of terrestrial graphite.
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Sustainable Thermal Solutions: Enhancing Heat Transfer with Turbulators and Nanofluids
Nanofluids, which are nanoparticle suspensions in base fluid, facilitate heat transmission due to their improved thermal conductivity. Turbulators, which are inserts into fluid flow channels, disturb the flow, increasing turbulence and hence the heat transfer rate.
Zafar Said+9 more
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We disclose the effect of the current collector's surface functionality on determining the reversibility of anode‐free potassium metal batteries. The current collector with a lower Fermi level suppresses the electrolyte decomposition and induces an inorganic‐rich thin SEI. Additionally, the current collector with potassiophilic species creates abundant
Zhenlu Yu+5 more
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This review explores structured electrode designs for lithium‐ion batteries, aiming to enhance energy and power density through optimized electrode parameters such as mass loading, thickness, porosity, and tortuosity. Structuring techniques like laser ablation, multilayer structuring, and interdigitated architectures are evaluated using the Ragone ...
Fatjon Maxharraj+6 more
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