Patent classifications
C30B7/10
ZEOLITIC MATERIALS HAVING A DISTINCTIVE SINGLE CRYSTAL MACROPOROSITY AND METHOD FOR THE PRODUCTION THEREOF
The invention relates to a zeolitic material comprising zeolitic monocrystals, each of which has a pore system encompassing at least one micropore system and at least one macropore system, and to a method for producing a zeolitic material of said type. In said method, porous oxide particles are converted into the zeolitic material in the presence of an organic template and steam.
ZEOLITIC MATERIALS HAVING A DISTINCTIVE SINGLE CRYSTAL MACROPOROSITY AND METHOD FOR THE PRODUCTION THEREOF
The invention relates to a zeolitic material comprising zeolitic monocrystals, each of which has a pore system encompassing at least one micropore system and at least one macropore system, and to a method for producing a zeolitic material of said type. In said method, porous oxide particles are converted into the zeolitic material in the presence of an organic template and steam.
SYNTHESIS OF SAPO-18 AND THE CATALYTIC APPLICATIONS THEREOF
Synthesis of the silicoaluminophosphate and metal silicoaluminophosphate polymorphs of the molecular sieve SAPO-18 using cyclic quaternary ammoniums as organic structure-directing agents (OSDA) and use thereof as a catalyst.
SYNTHESIS OF SAPO-18 AND THE CATALYTIC APPLICATIONS THEREOF
Synthesis of the silicoaluminophosphate and metal silicoaluminophosphate polymorphs of the molecular sieve SAPO-18 using cyclic quaternary ammoniums as organic structure-directing agents (OSDA) and use thereof as a catalyst.
A METHOD FOR PRODUCING MONOCRYSTALLINE GALLIUM CONTAINING NITRIDE AND MONOCRYSTALLINE GALLIUM CONTAINING NITRIDE, PREPARED WITH THIS METHOD
The present invention relates to a method for producing monocrystalline gallium containing nitride from a source material containing gallium in the environment of supercritical ammonia solvent with the addition of a mineralizer containing the element of Group I (IUPAC, 1989), wherein in an autoclave two temperature zones are generated, i.e. a dissolution zone with lower temperature containing the source material, and a crystallization zone located below it with higher temperature, containing at least one seed. At least two further components are introduced into the process environment, namely an oxygen getter in molar ratio to ammonia ranging from 0.0001 to 0.2, and an acceptor dopant in molar ratio to ammonia not higher than 0.1, said acceptor dopant being manganese, iron, vanadium or carbon, or a combination thereof. The invention also relates to a monocrystalline gallium containing nitride prepared by this method.
HYDROTHERMAL METHOD FOR GROWTH OF ALKALINE EARTH METAL STANNATE BULK SINGLE CRYSTALS AND CRYSTALS FORMED THEREBY
Hydrothermal methods for the synthesis of bulk crystals of alkaline earth metal stannates are described. Methods can be utilized for growth of large, single crystals of alkaline earth metal stannates including fully cubic BaSnO.sub.3 and SrSnO.sub.3.
COLD SINTERING PROCESS FOR DENSIFICATION AND SINTERING OF POWDERED METALS
Embodiments can relate to an improved hydroflux, additive or electroless plating assisted densification cold sintering process to densify powdered metals at lower compaction pressures and lower temperatures (e.g., 520 MPa and 140° C.). The process can involve inducing dissolution precipitation mechanisms at powder interfaces by introducing a transport phase (formed by the introduction of water during the process to suppress melting temperatures) that is not an aqueous solution. Particle interfaces in the cold sinter fuse together by the presence of the additional transport phase, thereby reducing the temperatures and pressures needed for compaction. Some embodiments involve the use of elements to form a eutectic at the desired low temperature, thereby stabilizing certain crystal structure shapes of isometric crystal systems, inducing rapid densification, and facilitating pore smoothing. Embodiments of the process can be used to generate a green compact via sintering that exhibits improved green strength.
COLD SINTERING PROCESS FOR DENSIFICATION AND SINTERING OF POWDERED METALS
Embodiments can relate to an improved hydroflux, additive or electroless plating assisted densification cold sintering process to densify powdered metals at lower compaction pressures and lower temperatures (e.g., 520 MPa and 140° C.). The process can involve inducing dissolution precipitation mechanisms at powder interfaces by introducing a transport phase (formed by the introduction of water during the process to suppress melting temperatures) that is not an aqueous solution. Particle interfaces in the cold sinter fuse together by the presence of the additional transport phase, thereby reducing the temperatures and pressures needed for compaction. Some embodiments involve the use of elements to form a eutectic at the desired low temperature, thereby stabilizing certain crystal structure shapes of isometric crystal systems, inducing rapid densification, and facilitating pore smoothing. Embodiments of the process can be used to generate a green compact via sintering that exhibits improved green strength.
Optical lens assemblies, head-mounted displays, and related methods
The disclosed optical lens assemblies may include a deformable optical element including a substantially transparent transducer configured to deform, and thus change at least one optical property of, the deformable optical element. At least a portion of the substantially transparent transducer may be positioned within a substantially transparent optical aperture of the optical lens assembly. Various head-mounted displays incorporating such an optical lens assembly, and methods of fabricating the same, are also disclosed.
HYDROTHERMAL GENERATION OF SINGLE CRYSTALLINE MOLYBDENUM DISULFIDE
Disclosed is a method for synthesizing single crystalline molybdenum disulfide via a hydrothermal process that minimizes or eliminates carbon byproducts. The method involves providing two components, including a source of molybdenum and a mineralizer solution, to an inert reaction vessel, heating one zone sufficiently to dissolve the source of molybdenum in the mineralizer solution, and heating a second zone to a lower temperature to allow thermal transport to drive the dissolved material to the second zone, and then precipitate MoS.sub.2 on a seed crystal.