Patent classifications
C30B7/10
Single crystalline RbUO3 and method of making and using same
The present invention relates to single crystalline RbUO.sub.3, hydrothermal growth processes of making such single crystals and methods of using such single crystals. In particular, Applicants disclose single crystalline RbUO.sub.3 single crystalline RbUO.sub.3 in the Pm-3m space group. Unlike other powdered RbUO.sub.3, Applicants' single crystalline RbUO.sub.3 has a sufficient crystal size to be characterized and used in the fields of neutron detection, radiation-hardened electronics, nuclear forensics, nuclear engineering photovoltaics, lasers, light-emitting diodes, photoelectrolysis and magnetic applications.
Single crystalline RbUO3 and method of making and using same
The present invention relates to single crystalline RbUO.sub.3, hydrothermal growth processes of making such single crystals and methods of using such single crystals. In particular, Applicants disclose single crystalline RbUO.sub.3 single crystalline RbUO.sub.3 in the Pm-3m space group. Unlike other powdered RbUO.sub.3, Applicants' single crystalline RbUO.sub.3 has a sufficient crystal size to be characterized and used in the fields of neutron detection, radiation-hardened electronics, nuclear forensics, nuclear engineering photovoltaics, lasers, light-emitting diodes, photoelectrolysis and magnetic applications.
METHODS FOR LOW ENERGY INORGANIC MATERIAL SYNTHESIS
The present invention relates to solvothermal vapor synthesis methods for the crystallization of a phase from a mixture of selected inorganic or organic precursors in an unsaturated vapor-phase reaction medium.
METHODS FOR LOW ENERGY INORGANIC MATERIAL SYNTHESIS
The present invention relates to solvothermal vapor synthesis methods for the crystallization of a phase from a mixture of selected inorganic or organic precursors in an unsaturated vapor-phase reaction medium.
HEATER FOR RETROGRADE SOLVOTHERMAL CRYSTAL GROWTH, METHOD OF MAKING, AND METHOD OF USE
Embodiments of the disclosure an apparatus for solvothermal crystal growth, comprising: a pressure vessel having a cylindrical shape and a vertical orientation; a cylindrical heater having an upper zone and a lower zone that can be independently controlled; at least one end heater; and an inward-facing surface of a baffle placed within 100 millimeters of a bottom end or top end surface of the growth chamber. The end heater is configured to enable: a variation in the temperature distribution along a first surface to be less than about 10° C., and a variation in the temperature distribution along a second surface to be less than about 20° C., during a crystal growth process. The first surface has a cylindrical shape and is positioned within the pressure vessel, and the second surface comprises an inner diameter of the growth chamber, and the temperature distribution along the second surface is created within an axial distance of at least 100 millimeters of an end of the growth chamber proximate to the first surface.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING SOLID ELECTROLYTE
The present invention relates to a method for producing a crystalline solid electrolyte having a small particle diameter and also having a high ionic conductivity and containing a lithium element, a sulfur element, a phosphorus element and a halogen element, the method including a complexing step of mixing a solid electrolyte raw material and a complexing agent in a liquid phase, wherein the method includes a mixing step of obtaining a precursor containing a lithium element, a sulfur element, and a phosphorus element; and a crystallization step of heating the precursor in a solvent using a pressure-resistant container or while refluxing.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING SOLID ELECTROLYTE
The present invention relates to a method for producing a crystalline solid electrolyte having a small particle diameter and also having a high ionic conductivity and containing a lithium element, a sulfur element, a phosphorus element and a halogen element, the method including a complexing step of mixing a solid electrolyte raw material and a complexing agent in a liquid phase, wherein the method includes a mixing step of obtaining a precursor containing a lithium element, a sulfur element, and a phosphorus element; and a crystallization step of heating the precursor in a solvent using a pressure-resistant container or while refluxing.
Process and manufacture of low-dimensional materials supporting both self-thermalization and self-localization
Various articles and devices can be manufactured to take advantage of a what is believed to be a novel thermodynamic cycle in which spontaneity is due to an intrinsic entropy equilibration. The novel thermodynamic cycle exploits the quantum phase transition between quantum thermalization and quantum localization. Preferred devices include a phonovoltaic cell, a rectifier and a conductor for use in an integrated circuit.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR THERMAL HYDRO-SYNTHESIS OF SEMICONDUCTOR MATERIALS BY HOLDING A SUBSTRATE WAFER WITHIN A CHAMBER IN A VERTICAL DIRECTION
Devices, systems and methods for fabricating semiconductor material devices by placing a batch of wafers in a chemical solution within a growth chamber. The wafers are held in a vertical direction and are actuated to move within the chemical solution while growing a layer over exposed surfaces of the wafers.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR THERMAL HYDRO-SYNTHESIS OF SEMICONDUCTOR MATERIALS BY HOLDING A SUBSTRATE WAFER WITHIN A CHAMBER IN A VERTICAL DIRECTION
Devices, systems and methods for fabricating semiconductor material devices by placing a batch of wafers in a chemical solution within a growth chamber. The wafers are held in a vertical direction and are actuated to move within the chemical solution while growing a layer over exposed surfaces of the wafers.