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The electrochemical transformation of amorphous carbon to graphite is a highly energy intensive process requiring temperatures in excess of 3000 K and elevated pressures. Herein, we report the electrochemical transformation of hard carbons.
Air conditioning methods that include a process of dehumidifying an air stream and then exposing the air stream to a liquid desiccant in a conditioner are well established.
Oil starvation can lead to high friction, excess wear, scuffing and sometimes machine failure. An ultra-low friction coating has been developed to address the friction and wear problems upon lubricant starvation.
Lithium-ion batteries are widely used in electronics and expanding into many applications, such as electric and hybrid vehicles. Technologies to optimize the recycling of the spent lithium-ion batteries need to be developed urgently.
The solution is to develop alloys that can form an alumina-scale while achieving high strength through the formation of intermetallic strengthening precipitates and keeping the cost low by using the least amount of expensive elements such as Ni, Co and Hf.
This method will use reactive liquid material to infiltrate particle preforms. The reactive material will form an interfacial bond with the structure produced from bound particles during or following infiltration.
The invention provides a method for efficient catabolism of TPA, which had not previously been accomplished.
Unfortunately, the current lightning strike protection (LSP) system cannot guarantee the 100% safety of the FRP structures.
The invention relates to 3D printing and more specifically to improvements to build platforms for such systems.
The invention relates to Diluting Flammable Refrigerants with Secondary Gas to Mitigate Flammability.