Patent classifications
C01P2004/60
ENERGY STORAGE DEVICE
One aspect of the present invention is an energy storage device including a negative electrode including a negative electrode substrate and a negative active material layer stacked directly or indirectly on at least one surface of the negative electrode substrate, the negative active material layer containing a negative active material, the negative active material containing hollow graphite particles having a median diameter D1 and solid graphite particles having a median diameter D2 smaller than the median diameter of the hollow graphite particles.
Nanocarbon-iron composite system as well as composition, preparation method and use thereof
The present invention provides a nanocarbon-iron composite system which is a composite structure formed by interaction of acid-treated nanocarbon serving as a carrier, with and ferrous ions and/or ferric ions in an iron salt. In an in-vitro experiment and an animal experiment, the nanocarbon-iron composite system of the present invention shows a very efficient inhibition effect on solid tumors containing liver cancer, breast cancer and cervical cancer and has an excellent targeting property. Accordingly, the present invention further provides a preparation method of the nanocarbon-iron composite system, use of the nanocarbon-iron composite system in preparation of a drug for treating solid tumors, and a suspension for injection based on the nanocarbon-iron composite system.
Cathode Active Material for Lithium Secondary Battery and Lithium Secondary Battery Including the Same
A cathode active material for a lithium secondary battery according to exemplary embodiments includes a lithium metal oxide containing 80 mol % or more of nickel of all elements except for lithium and oxygen, and has a particle size distribution change rate and a specific surface area change rate value satisfying a predetermined range.
Systems And Methods For Preparing Monolayer, Bi-Layer, and Multi-Layer Graphene From Carbon Sources
A method for making graphene comprising the steps of reacting a catalyst with a plurality of source carbon solids; creating a graphene precursor from the reaction of the catalyst with the plurality of source carbon solids; pyrolyzing the graphene precursor; and extracting graphene from the pyrolyzed graphene precursor. Creating a graphene precursor comprises the steps of creating a solution comprising deionized water and the catalyst; reacting the catalyst with the plurality of source carbon solids by mixing the plurality of source carbon solids into the solution comprising deionized water and the catalyst; heating the solution; and stirring the heated mixture until substantially all liquid has evaporated. Pyrolyzing the graphene precursor is done by placing the graphene precursor in a furnace; creating an un-oxidizing environment within the furnace; heating the furnace; and annealing the graphene precursor.
Method for preparing particles of alkali metal bicarbonate
A method for preparing particles of alkali metal bicarbonate by crystallization from a solution of alkali metal carbonate and/or bicarbonate in the presence of an additive in the solution, selected from the sulfates, sulfonates, the polysulfonates, the mines, the hydroxysultaines, the polycarboxylates, the polysaccharides, the polyethers and the etherphenols, alkali metal hexametaphosphate, the phosphates such as the organophosphates or the phosphonates, the sulfosuccinates, the amido-sulfonates, the aminosulfonates, preferably selected from: the phosphates, the organophosphates or the phosphonates, and such that the additive is present in the solution at a concentration of at least 1 ppm and preferably of at most 200 ppm.
Silicon carbide powder and method for producing silicon carbide single crystal
A silicon carbide powder which, when used as a raw material in a sublimation recrystallization method, enables improvement in productivity of a silicon carbide single crystal by exhibiting a high sublimation rate and allowing a small amount of silicon carbide to remain without being sublimated, and enables an increase in size of the silicon carbide single crystal (for example, a single crystal wafer). The silicon carbide powder has a Blaine specific surface area of from 250 cm.sup.2/g to 1,000 cm.sup.2/g and a ratio of a silicon carbide powder having a particle size of more than 0.70 mm and 3.00 mm or less of 50 vol % or more with respect to a total amount of the silicon carbide powder. When a silicon carbide powder accommodated in a crucible is heated to be sublimated, a silicon carbide single crystal is formed on a seed crystal provided on an undersurface of a lid.
HUMIDIFIED SWEEP GAS FOR DEDUSTING PROCESS
Methods and apparatus for separating polysilicon powder from a mixture of granular polysilicon and polysilicon powder are disclosed. The method includes tumbling the polysilicon material in a tumbling device while flowing humidified sweep gas through the tumbling device. Also disclosed are compositions including granulate polysilicon or polycrystalline silicon, in some examples, including a coating layer consisting essentially of water.
Porous activated alumina based sorbent for lithium extraction
This invention relates to a method for preparing a lithium activated alumina intercalate solid by contacting a three-dimensional activated alumina with a lithium salt under conditions sufficient to infuse lithium salts into activated alumina for the selective extraction and recovery of lithium from lithium containing solutions, including brines.
METHODS FOR PURIFYING ALUMINIUM IONS
There is provided a process for purifying aluminum ions comprising: reacting an aluminum-containing material with an acid so as to obtain a composition comprising aluminum ions; precipitating said aluminum ions in the form of AlCl.sub.3; optionally converting AlCl.sub.3 into Al(OH).sub.3; and heating said AlCl.sub.3 or said Al(OH).sub.3 under conditions effective for converting AlCl.sub.3 or Al(OH).sub.3 into Al.sub.2O.sub.3 and optionally recovering gaseous HCl so-produced. Aluminum ions so purified are thus useful for preparing various types of alumina.
BLENDED ACTIVE MATERIALS FOR BATTERY CELLS
Acidified metal oxides combined with non-acidified metal oxides used as a battery electrode active material.