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The fundamental charge storage mechanisms in a number of currently studied high energy redox couples are based on intercalation, conversion, or displacement reactions.
A soluble electrochemical mediator including a polyaromatic hydrocarbon (arene )is reduced in the cell stack of a redox flow battery to form an anion radical. The anion radical is transferred to a reservoir containing a catalyst.
The invention relates to HVAC systems and more specifically to a control system and method for optimizing the energy usage of such HVAC systems. A new control method for variable speed pumps in hydronic distribution systems is disclosed.
A sustainable future will likely be dependent on large-scale production of fuels, chemicals, and products from renewable resources. One of the most promising approaches to this end is microbially-synthesized bioproducts from plant sugars.
The present invention – Safety Foil – comprises a safety architecture within the current collector of a battery cell that limits the likelihood of a thermal runaway event.
A new LiPS phase has been developed. This new solid electrolyte exhibits the characteristics of a solid solution with fast ion conduction and electrochemical stability up to 10 V vs Li/Li+ while demonstrating low charge transfer resistance.
This gene can be used to regulate phenylpropanoid, tyrosine and tryptophan biosynthesis pathways.
The present invention builds on the existing ORNL portfolio of ionic liquid lubricant additives. This is a joint invention between ORNL and Cytec for a new group of phosphonium-carboxylate ionic liquids as lubricant additives.
Current pathways to generate biofuels either ferment sugars derived from biomass or convert them to a partially-oxygenated intermediate to be reduced to higher density fuels.
The invention relates to magnetic amplifiers and more specifically to a gapless configuration for such amplifiers. The presence of air gaps in the core causes larger audible noise or humming sound, and complicated manufacturing and assembly.