Investigation of battery active nickel oxides final report
Active compound formation on battery nickel oxide electrode during charge, overcharge, and discharge
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Active compound formation on battery nickel oxide electrode during charge, overcharge, and discharge
X-ray diffraction patterns of nickel-cadmium battery electrodes and stabilization of nickel oxides and hydroxides
Identification and characterization of battery active compound structures formed on nickel oxide electrode during charging and discharging
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A novel Bayesian approach significantly accelerates data collection for metal oxide reduction/re-oxidation thermodynamic fitting.
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An experimental technique is described that allows for the joint study of the kinetics and of the oxide structure during the high temperature oxidation of metal surfaces. Oxygen is supplied at the metal through an electrochemical oxygen pump and the oxygen pressure, at the metal surface, is measured during oxidation by a YSZ (yttria stabilized zirconia) oxygen sensor. XAS (x-ray absorption spectroscopy) is performed in fluorescence mode at the cation K edge and after each oxidation step. An appropriate analysis of the XAS spectra could provide information on both the oxidation kinetics and oxide structure. Experimental data on the high temperature oxidation of nickel, cobalt, and Fe(64%)Ni(36%) alloy, at low oxygen pressure, are reported and analyzed according to the proposed data reduction. These results indicate the presented technique to be particularly suitable for studying the hot corrosion of oxide film too thick for common surface spectroscopy (AUGER, ESCA) and too thin for conventional thermogravimetric technique.
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