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Plasma-induced electrolysis to form nanoparticles

Scale-up experiments are now being done on the process by selecting Ta nanoparticles as an example. Finer and uniform Ta nanoparticles can be used for a high power and high energy density tantalum capacitor that is anticipated as a future power electronics device. The process is also interesting from the aspects of recycling and the effective use of other various rare metals. [Pg.531]

Molten salt electrochemical processes (MSEPs) have various attractive features from both scientific and technological viewpoints. Their possible applications in the field of energy and environment are essential. They [Pg.531]

Electrolytic synthesis of ammonia under atmospheric pressure-key technology for ammonia economy. Yoyuen-to-Kouon-kagaku (Molten Salt and High Temperature Chemistry). 46, 97-118 (2003) (in Japanese). [Pg.534]

I MSEP Co.Ltd. (2010) Electrolytic Synthesis of Ammonia Under Atmospheric Pressure and Ammonia Economy, NEDO Report (Eco-Innovation Promotion Project). [Pg.534]

(2011) Formation of a carbon film by the molten salt electrochemical process and its apphcations. Tanso (Carbon), 248, 144-151(in Japanese). [Pg.534]


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