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Nanoporous nanocrystalline monoclinic zirconia for luminescent oxygen sensors
(SPIE, 2015-09-28) - Conference itemIn this work we present a nanocrystalline monoclinic ZrO2 with large free volumen open towards the nanocrystals surface dedicated for optical oxygen sensors. Nanoporous zirconia nanopowder was fabricated in hydrothermal ... -
NdBaScO4: aristotype of a new family of geometric ferroelectrics?
(2016-09-21) - Journal articleNdBaScO4 represents the aristotype structure of a new series of <110>-cut layered perovskites; it is suggested that compositional fine-tuning is likely to produce a family of new geometric ferroelectrics, driven primarily ... -
Synthesis and electrochemical study of CoNi2S4 as a novel cathode material in a primary Li thermal battery
(2017-07-25) - Journal articleIn this work CoNi2S4 was investigated as a candidate cathode material for Li thermal batteries. The CoNi2S4 was synthesized by a solid state reaction at 550◦C in a sealed quartz tube. Neutron powder diffraction was utilized ... -
In-situ thermal battery discharge using NiS2 as a cathode material
(2017-08) - Journal articleNiS2 is a cathode material found in primary batteries which operate at high temperature. Herein we report the in situ battery discharge study of a thermal battery cell which uses NiS2 as a cathode, using simultaneous ... -
Electrodeposited NiCu bimetal on carbon paper as stable non-noble anode for efficient electrooxidation of ammonia
(2016-11-02) - Journal articleElectrochemical remediation of ammonia-containing wastewater at low cell voltage is an energy-effective technology which can simultaneously recover energy via hydrogen evolution reaction. One of the main challenges is to ...
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