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Heat Transfer Fluids as Co‐Diluents in Localized High‐Concentration Electrolytes for High‐Rate Lithium Metal Batteries With Enhanced Safety

open access: yesAngewandte Chemie International Edition, EarlyView.
Two fluorinated ethers, commonly used as heat‐transfer fluids, are explored as co‐diluents in localized high‐concentration electrolytes (LHCEs) for lithium metal‐based batteries. The best‐performing ternary diluent blend boosts ion mobility and cuts overvoltages, thereby improving Coulombic efficiency and cycle life at ≥1 mA cm−2 in zero‐excess pouch ...
Dominik Weintz   +11 more
wiley   +1 more source

Combustion emissions and thermal performance impacts when replacing hydrocarbon fuels with hydrogen in industrial furnaces

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reportMany industrial processes rely on heating that is currently achieved through combustion of fossil fuels. The industrial sector generates approximately 23 percent of the greenhouse gas emissions in the US.
Cremer, Marc, Dave Wang
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Ignition and flame sptead in laminar mixing layers

open access: yes, 1994
In order to identify some of the mathematical problems encoun-tered in analyzing the ignition and ñame spread in mixing layéis, \ve shall describe the structure of the laminar mixing layer between two parallel streams of a fu el and air, initially ...
Liñán Martínez, Amable
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Model-based design and full-scale demonstration of an oxy-coal firing system with undiluted oxygen and minimal flue gas recycle

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reportThe future use of coal as a fuel for industrial applications depends on economical technologies being made available to capture and store the CO2 emitted as a product of the combustion process.
Kevin Davis and Brydger Van Otten   +1 more
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Decarbonizing: the future of hydrogen firing

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reportHistorically, firing hydrogen fuel was only economical in certain applications outside of the power industry. Unlike other fossil fuels, hydrogen does not naturally exist as H2 and is commonly produced in hydrogen reformers and considered an energy
Lemmons, Marc E.
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