Direct Electrolytic Reduction of SnO2 in Molten CaCl2-CaO as a Surrogate System for the Electrolytic Reduction of Low Melting Point Actinide Oxides
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Presentation for USNCCM on work on non-intrusive reduced order models for aerothermal modeling.
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Samples of 1% Pt/SnO2 catalyst were exposed to a stoichiometric gas mixture of 1% CO and 1.2% O2 in helium over a range of flowrates from 5 to 15 sccm and temperatures from 338 to 394 Kelvin. Reaction rate constants for the catalytic oxidation of carbon monoxide and their temperature dependence were determined and compared with previous literature values.
Larger crystals of higher quality grown. Alternative method for starting growth of crystal involves use of seed crystal of different material instead of same material as solution. Intended for growing single-crystal proteins for experiments but applicable in general to growth of crystals from solutions and to growth of semiconductor or other crystals from melts.