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Electrolyte Improvement

Lithium fluoride is an essential component of the fluorine cell electrolyte 1% LiF in the KF 2HF electrolyte improves the wettability of the carbon anodes and lowers the tendency of the cells to depolarize (18). Thermoluminescent radiation dosimeters used in personnel and environmental monitoring and in radiation therapy contain lithium fluoride powder, extmded ribbons, or rods (19). [Pg.206]

In mixed organic solvents or in an emulsion electrolysis benzylic type alcohols can be converted to aldehydes as main product (Table 6). In emulsion electrolysis it seems reasonable that the intermediate aldehyde is extracted into the organic layer and thus prevented from further oxidation. In mixed organic solvents the desorption of species with intermediate degree of oxidation is assumed. A more neutral electrolyte improves the aldehyde yield too... [Pg.108]

Different salt additions to the electrolyte improve its physicochemical properties melting temperature, electrical conductivity, density, interfacial tension, etc. The general trend is to use low melting electrolytes to obtain higher current efficiencies. [Pg.506]

Basic technologies of low-temperature Ti02 coating and electrolyte improvements invented in our laboratory have been applied to fabrication of utiUty-type modules in collaboration with Peccell Technologies, Inc., a Toin University-based venture. Some examples of module developments are introduced in this section. [Pg.212]

Determining kinetic and reaction mechanism data for novel electrodes is an integral aspect of characterizing their suitability for the system and provides a basis for comparison with alternative materials. Most of the hterature pertaining to Zn/Br RFB electrode studies is centered on bromine-side kinetics and mechanisms. In contrast, studies of zinc-side reactions are focused on dendrite formation. This imbalance could be due to an assumption that the zinc-side process involves only a simple Zv /Zn redox with no noteworthy side-reactions arising from interactions with other species present in the electrolyte. Improvements to ZBB technology in... [Pg.52]

Effective over a wide pH range. Good viscosity response and foam enhancement. Tolerance to electrolytes Improves hard water performance. [Pg.131]

Another area for electrolyte improvement is the ability to prevent gas crossover from one electrode to the other. FCE produced an improved matrix fabrication process providing low temperature binder burnout. FCE reported in 1997 that it had developed a high performance rugged matrix that increases the gas sealing efficiency by approximately a factor of ten better than the design goal (43). [Pg.165]

The "molecular electronic devices" cited in this chapter nearly always employ liquid electrolytes. Would the use of potentially less corrosive but also less conductive solid electrolytes improve or worsen performance parameters of such devices as compared to conventional inorganic-semiconductor based solid state devices ... [Pg.626]

Future developments of ionically conductive polymers could certainly be accelerated by more fundamental research on the exact physical mechanisms involved in the transport of ions in those semi-liquid electrolytes. Improving the cationic conductivity of polymer-salt complexes is still a priority, especially at, and lower than, room temperature in this respect the development of new generations of solvating polymers has to be pursued. [Pg.215]

Nanocomposites based on PMMA were also obtained by SiO dispersion and PMMA solubilisation in PC/LiCFsSOs liquid electrolyte. Improved ionic conductivity was obtained with 2 wt% Si02 for temperatures higher than 50 °C, but at room temperature the addition had no effect on ionic conductivity. No change in Tg following incorporation of Si02 was observed. The incorporation of fumed silica resulted in more physical linkages in the gel electrolyte in the form of siloxane linkages, which caused a substantial increase in the gel modulus. [Pg.150]


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