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Binary mixtures of pentaerythritol with many other polyol species can produce heat or electrical storage media having excellent retention properties... [Pg.466]

M. V. Ginatta, "G.S. Electrolytic Process for the Recovery of Lead from Spent Electric Storage Batteries," paper presented at the Mnnual MIME Meeting 1975, New York. [Pg.53]

As an example of potential distribution, Fig. 20-8 shows the potential on the vertical axis in a 300-liter electric storage reservoir. The water had an extremely low conductivity of x (20°C) = 30 fiS cm l A Mg rod anode served for cathodic protection it reached to just above the built-in heating element to give uniform current distribution. This was confirmed by the measurements. [Pg.453]

BATTERY, ELECTRIC, STORAGE, DRY, CONTAINING POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE 1813 ... [Pg.201]

Pseudocapacitance is used to describe electrical storage devices that have capacitor-like characteristics but that are based on redox (reduction and oxidation) reactions. Examples of pseudocapacitance are the overlapping redox reactions observed with metal oxides (e.g., RuO,) and the p- and n-dopings of polymer electrodes that occur at different voltages (e.g. polythiophene). Devices based on these charge storage mechanisms are included in electrochemical capacitors because of their energy and power profiles. [Pg.215]

Electric storage hot water heaters and instantaneous water heaters are used for simple domestic applications and are not considered in this text. For many smaller HW and lower pressure steam generation applications (including bakery ovens and proofers, jacketed kettles, fish pots and other cooking equipment, wineries, breweries, textiles, laundries, phosphatizing processes, humidification, steam baths, clean rooms, and pharmaceuticals), electric boilers offer significant advantages over fossil-fuel boilers and are often the product of choice. [Pg.24]

COSHH a brief guide to the regulations Electric storage batteries safe charging and use Grain dust in non-agricultural workplaces... [Pg.578]

Electrical Storage of charge (many electrochemical cells and all biological membranes)... [Pg.102]

Electricity can be used as a transportation fuel to power battery electric and fuel cell vehicles. Electric fuel is electricity that is used to directly power the vehicle. In a sustainable energy future, electricity will become the prime energy carrier. We now have to focus our research on electricity storage, electric cars and the modernization of the existing electricity irrfrastractrrre. [Pg.94]

Supercapacitors are electrical storage devices that can deliver a higher amount of energy in a short time. Hybrid electric and fuel cell-powered vehicles need such a surge of energy to start, more than can be provided by regular batteries. Superca-... [Pg.235]

Lithium is used to manufacture electric storage cells (batteries) that have a long shelf hfe for use in heart pacemakers, cameras, and so forth. [Pg.48]

Rubidium hydroxide (RbOH) is very hygj-oscopic (absorbs large amounts of water for its weight). It is also an excellent absorber of carbon dioxide. Rubidium hydroxide can be used to etch glass and as an electrolyte in low-temperature electric storage batteries for use in vehicles in the subarctic. [Pg.59]

Lead is commonly obtained by roasting galena (PbS) with carbon in an oxygen-rich environment to convert sulfide ores to oxides and by then reducing the oxide to metallic lead. Sulfur dioxide gas is produced as a waste product. Large amounts of lead are also recovered by recycling lead products, such as automobile lead-acid electric storage batteries. About one-third of all lead used in the United States has been recycled. [Pg.204]

Lead has many uses and is an important commercial commodity. One of the most common uses is in the acid-lead electrical storage batteries used in automobiles. Much of the lead in these devices can be recycled and used again. [Pg.205]

Today the most common use of antimony is as an alloy metal with lead to make the lead harder. This lead—antimony alloy is used for electrical storage batteries, for sheathing for electrical and TV cables, in the making of wheel bearings, and as solder. [Pg.219]

Complete PV systems consist of modules (also referred to as panels), which contain solar cells and the so-called balance of system (BoS). The BoS mainly comprises electronic components, cabling, support structures and, if applicable, electricity storage or optics and Sun trackers (the latter for concentrator systems). The BoS costs also include labor costs for turn-key installation. [Pg.345]

Nakahara et al. (4) prepared an electricity storage device consisting of poly(2,2,5,5-tetramethylpyrrolidinoxy methacrylate), (VII), for use as a negative electrode in lithium secondary batteries. [Pg.124]

Batteries, Electric, Storage. See Accumulators in Vol l,p A12-L of this Encyclopedia... [Pg.26]

Electrochemistry, which is used to recover metals from solution and in electrical storage devices where mass transfer is a significant factor in limiting the cell performance. [Pg.104]

Polyoxometalates are important catalysts but they are also finding application in optical, electrical, and magnetic devices. Mixed-metal polyoxometalates with vanadium(V) in the polyoxoanion core confers enhanced properties to such structures, principally in their ability to form essentially infinite networks that can be utilized as coatings or as other thin film materials. Additionally, these materials have tunable electromagnetic and photochromic properties. In combination with organic polymers, so-called hybrid polymers, special electrochemical properties are conferred, making possible such electrical storage devices such as capacitors and batteries that utilize the redox properties of the polyoxometalate [7],... [Pg.217]

All electrified economy Electricity By commercialisation of high performance electricity storage methods, the transportation sector can be electrified. [Pg.89]

The best-developed method of solar electricity storage is to send it to an electrolyzer that splits water into Oz and H2. In this process, the 02 is released (used or sold), and the H2 is stored either as high-pressure gas or as a cryogenic liquid. This process will be described in the discussion of hydrogen processes after the forthcoming description of various solar collector designs in Section 1.5. [Pg.83]


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