Developing Batteries Worth Their Salt: Technical Advances for Cost Effective Molten Sodium Batteries
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Spoerke, Erik David↗
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Meserole, Stephen
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Micromechanical Prediction of PLS Coefficients for Alumina Containing Composites
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Strong, Kevin Thomas↗
Molten Sodium Batteries: Lewis Acidity of AlCl3/NaI Catholyte Impedes NaSICON Interface
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Meyerson, Melissa Lynn↗
Keep It Lewis-Basic: Stability of NaSICON Separators in AlCl3-NaI Catholytes for Molten Sodium Batteries
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Maraschky, Adam Matthew↗
Impact of Catholyte Lewis Acidity at the Molten Salt–NaSICON Interface in Low-Temperature Molten Sodium Batteries
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Maraschky, Adam M.↗
sTable Salt Batteries: Understanding Materials Challenges to NaSICON Ceramics in Low-Temperature Molten Sodium Batteries
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Spoerke, Erik David↗
Enabling Low-Cost Molten Sodium Batteries Through Engineered Catholyte-Separator Materials Chemistry.
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Spoerke, Erik↗
Exploring a Battery Worth Its Salt: Ceramic-Salt Interactions in a Low-Temperature Molten Sodium Battery.
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Spoerke, Erik↗
Microscopic Stresses on Alumina Particles in DuPont 951 LTCC.
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Dai, Steven Xunhu↗
Microstructural Effects on Residual Stress Measured by Photoluminescence Spectroscopy in Glass-to-Metal Seals.
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Weyrauch, Noah↗
Photocatalytic Material Surfaces for SARS-CoV-2 Virus Inactivation
Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-COV-2) can be spread through close contact or through fomite mediated transmission. This study details the fabrication and analysis of a photocatalyst surface which can rapidly inactivate SARS-COV-2 to limit spread of the virus by fomite mediated transmission. The surface being developed at Sandia for this purpose is a minimally hazardous Ag-Ti0 2 nanomaterial which is engineered to have high photocatalytic activity. Initial results at Sandia California in a BSL-2 safe surrogate virus- Vesicular Stomatitis Virus (VSV) show a significant difference between the photocatalyst material under exposure to visible light than controls. Additionally, UV-A light (365 nm) was found to eliminate SARS-COV-2 after 9 hours on all tested surfaces with irradiance of 15 mW/cm 2 equivalent to direct circumsolar irradiance.
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Photoluminescence Spectroscopy to Determine Residual Stresses in Glass-to-Metal Seals.
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Huntley, Emily↗