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Several new catalysts for reduction of oxygen in fuel cells

Test results prove nickel carbide or nitride, nickel-cobalt carbide, titanium carbide or nitride, and intermetallic compounds of the transition or noble metals to be efficient electrocatalysts for oxygen reduction in alkaline electrolytes in low temperature fuel cells.

Cattabriga, R. A.↗

Directionally solidified superalloy

Cobalt-tungsten superalloy has improved stress rupture characteristics. Appropriate additions were made to this base alloy using microprobe analyses and a fractional factorial experiment.

Wallace, J. F.↗

Progress in research on chlorate candle technology

Research and development program improves sodium chlorate candle formulation, production method, and igniter design. Cobalt is used as the fuel, dry processing methods are used to lower the water content, and a device based on pyrotechnic heater concepts is used as the igniter.

Littman, J.↗

High-strength magnetic materials

Two new precipitation-hardened magnetic alloys are suitable for operation in 800 to 1600 deg F range. One is a martensitic alloy and the other a cobalt-based alloy. They possess improved creep resistance and have application in high temperature inductors and alternators.

Detert, K.↗

Copper/nickel eutectic brazing of titanium

Technique joins titanium or one of its alloys to materials, such as iron, nickel or cobalt base material, or to refractory metals. To ensure formation of a satisfactory bond, the temperature, time, environment and pressure must be controlled.

Kutchera, R. E.↗