Ion- and electron-transport properties of a single particle of disordered carbon during the lithium insertion reaction

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted on electrical dc conductance in lithium insertion reactions. A single spherical particle of mesocarbon microbead was heated-treated at 1,000 deg Celcius to determine the electrical dc conductance and solid-state diffusion of the lithium ion. Microelectrode-based techniques were used to evaluate the application potentials of the lithium insertion mechanism. Lithium ions have been found to be efficient in high performance dc applications.

Usage, Carbon composites, Lithium cells, Lithium batteries, Batteries

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Infinite-dilution partial molar properties of azulene and acenaphthylene in supercritical carbon dioxide

Article Abstract:

Temperature and pressure influence on azulene and acenaphthylene retention in supercritical fluid chromatography has been investigated at 33-58 degrees Celsius. The results obtained have been compared with a more refined treatment taking account of the pressure- and temperature-dependent dissolution of CO (sub)2.

South Korea, Czech Republic, Carbon dioxide, Dilution, Dilution (Chemistry)

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