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A method has been developed at ORNL that selectively dissolves both aluminum and magnesium from aluminum based alloys in a non-aqueous solvent.
This invention describes a new method to prepare catalyst beads of bulk transition metal carbides, nitrides, and phosphides thereby expanding the area of potential industrial applications of these catalytic materials as unsupported bulk catalysts.
A co-grafting of vinyl sulfonic acid or vinylphosphonic acid monomers on polyethylene (PE) was studied for the heterogeneous catalysis of fructose dehydration into 5-hydroxymethylfurfural (HMF) solely in water.
Magnesium alloys are great candidate lightweight materials for automotive applications, but their corrosion susceptibility issues are yet to be sufficiently solved.
This invention disclosure describes a new electrochemical approach for conducting nanoscale redox reactions including the synthesis of crystalline nanostructured particles and rods with controlled particle size.
This invention disclosure describes a new manufacturing approach for crystalline nanostructured semiconducting metal-containing complexes with controlled particle size with varied stoichiometries for low-cost solid state lighting, photovoltaic, electronic and energy-related ap
Waste streams typically contain many rare earth elements, such as trivalent rare earth metal cations. A process for reducing the content of, and/or removing , the rare earth elements to an acceptable level in the waste streams would be beneficial. The inventors
High power and high energy density are essential to batteries for applications in electric vehicles, stationary energy storage systems for solar and wind energy as well as smart grids.
The daughters of Th-229 (Ac-225 and Bi-213) and other alpha-emitting radioisotopes are rapidly becoming of great interest for short range and site-specific therapy of cancers and micrometastic disease.
This invention enables selective sulfate separation from highly competitive aqueous alkaline solutions, as found in nuclear wastes.