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This invention discloses a novel sorbent selective separation technology that can selectively remove or reduce target carbonyl molecules and/or carboxylic acids for bio-oil stabilization (long-term storage) and down-stream catalyst preservation.
The invention disclosure includes a material that can provide very high thermal insulation with better mechanical and thermal insulation properties compared to the existing thermal insulation materials while being fire retardant and in several cases a low cost alternatives.
This device uses components and software to refill cryostats making decisions based on software logic and hardware inputs and outputs to minimize neutron production time loss.
Unexpected synergistic effects on friction and wear reductions have been discovered for as lubricant additives. For example, adding both organic-modified NPs into a base oil has demonstrated >20% friction reduction and >70% wear reductions.
The current state of the art for recovery of Li from geothermal brines is a lithium/aluminum layered double hydroxide (LDH) based sorption system. The process has been shown to be effective in recovering >90% of the Li from geothermal brine.
For the first time, carbon fiber (CF) made by the conversion of a biosynthetic polymer have been successfully prepared. The biomimetic material used as a precursor is a protein polymer chain.
This invention measures physical properties of carbon fiber tow. Equipment typically used for these types of measurements are often prohibitively expensive, bulky, and sensitive to industrial environments.
The invention is the successful development and application of novel collectors for Rare Earth mineral flotation. This was done in direct conjunction between ORNL and CSM.
The invention relates to heating structures made of graphite foam. Methods and structures for increasing the effective resistance of material having a base resistivity are the subject of this invention.
The invention controls liquids on the surfaces of solid functional materials in a manner that allows for external control over the liquid's position in relation to the active functional switching solid.