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Generating energy models from scratch is a costly and time consuming task. A detailed energy model can have thousands of input parameters that are necessary for a complete simulation of a building. A solution to this problem is the AutoBEMGen framework.
The invention is an automated framework for analyzing material microstructures and relating measured features to predicted engineering performance.
Fusion produces many high-energy neutrons but not much usable power per reaction and it is very hard to make economically viable; fission produces a lot of power and it is economically viable but it needs expensive fissile fuel and creates long-lived nuclear waste.
A novel two-ligand process enables selective separation of adjacent heavy lanthanides in a single step.
We disclose a continuous reactor process for converting amorphous carbon particles into graphite particles via electrochemical graphitization in a molten salt electrolyte.
We developed improved adhesive composition and its surface chemistry. We applied the lesson learnt to investigate the reactivity of different functional groups with metal at the interface and the mobility of adhesive ingredients during thermal curing step.
Mixing battery components.
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Achieving chemical accuracy—typically defined as errors below 1.6 milliHartree relative to experiment—requires highly accurate wavefunctions, which in turn demand deep and wide quantum circuits.
A pitch precursor was melt processed to obtain a monolith of joint spherical particles.
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We propose a solid state battery with ionic glass matrix composites serving as an electrolyte and as cathode layer. The glass has a low melting temperature and high degree of plastic and viscoelastic deformability which allows making composites by melting powders.