1411 - 1420 of 1929 Results
The invention provides an new, strong, anisotropic permanent magnet material. The material has a high Curie temperature of 500 °C, making application temperatures up to about 300 °C feasible.
The present invention comprises new high temperature alloys that can be used in contact with liquid fluorides.
This invention outlines new high temperature alloys that can be used in contact with liquid fluorides. These alloys have much better creep resistance than existing alloy such as Alloy N.
A heat-stable, NADPH-dependent alcohol dehydrogenase was cloned and overexpressed in E. coli.
The field of data mining and knowledge discovery is still emerging; however, no one has shown how to integrate a wide variety of methods that may be necessary to mine knowledge from data in a particular domain.
The method of the present invention allows a direct measurement of a temperature gradient between two closely spaced conducting bodies, provided the separation gap is small enough to allow quantum electron tunneling and it is adjustable.
Lithium-sulfur batteries supply theoretical energy densities five times higher than lithium-ion batteries.
An optically transparent, hydrophobic coating with an average contact angle of 110° was successfully developed using low-cost, environmentally friendly components.
Highly porous carbon materials or activated carbons have shown great promise for a broad range of applications.
The invention relates to surface treatments and more specifically to methods for modifing a standard aluminum anodization process in such a way as to produce a durable superhydrophobic surface.