序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
181 ANODE MATERIALS FOR LI-ION BATTERIES US14415890 2013-07-22 US20150188125A1 2015-07-02 Brian A. Korgel; Aaron Chockla; Timothy Bogart
The subject matter disclosed herein relates generally to the field of the energy storage in Li-ion type batteries. More specifically, the subject matter disclosed herein relates to materials for the anode of a Li-ion battery, to their method of preparation and to their use in the anode of a Li-ion battery. Another subject matter disclosed herein are Li-ion batteries manufactured by incorporating the disclosed materials. Devices comprising the disclosed Li-ion batteries are also disclosed.
182 Nanowire preparation methods, compositions, and articles US14326951 2014-07-09 US08980170B2 2015-03-17 David R. Whitcomb; William D. Ramsden; Doreen C. Lynch
Methods of producing metal nanowires, compositions, and articles are disclosed. Such methods allow production of metal nanowires with reproducibly uniform diameter and length, even in the presence of catalyst concentration variation. Such metal nanowires are useful for electronics applications.
183 NANOWIRE PREPARATION METHODS, COMPOSITIONS, AND ARTICLES US14326951 2014-07-09 US20140322069A1 2014-10-30 David R. Whitcomb; William D. Ramsden; Doreen C. Lynch
Methods of producing metal nanowires, compositions, and articles are disclosed. Such methods allow production of metal nanowires with reproducibly uniform diameter and length, even in the presence of catalyst concentration variation. Such metal nanowires are useful for electronics applications.
184 Nanowire preparation methods, compositions, and articles US14035036 2013-09-24 US08815150B2 2014-08-26 David R Whitcomb; William D Ramsden; Doreen C Lynch
Methods of producing metal nanowires, compositions, and articles are disclosed. Such methods allow production of metal nanowires with reproducibly uniform diameter and length, even in the presence of catalyst concentration variation. Such metal nanowires are useful for electronics applications.
185 Nanowire preparation methods, compositions, and articles US13326356 2011-12-15 US08613887B2 2013-12-24 David R. Whitcomb; William D. Ramsden; Doreen C. Lynch
Methods of producing metal nanowires, compositions, and articles are disclosed. Such methods allow production of metal nanowires with reproducibly uniform diameter and length, even in the presence of catalyst concentration variation. Such metal nanowires are useful for electronics applications.
186 Method for producing particulate material by freeze drying US43112274 1974-01-07 US3916532A 1975-11-04 JAEGER RAYMOND EDWARD; MILLER THOMAS JOHN
Freeze drying of aqueous metal salt solutions of a type or concentration not ordinarily susceptible to freeze drying by sublimation of frozen droplets is accomplished by adding ammonium hydroxide, a substituted ammonium hydroxide or a salt of ethylene diamine tetraacetic acid. The additive raises the freezing point of the solution and also reduces the tendency of solutions to supercool. With these additives, solutions of salts such as ferric sulfate can be freeze dried in more concentrated forms, which ordinarily supercool, and a product thus obtained which upon calcining, produces a more dense oxide than can be produced by the calcining of the freeze dried product of more dilute solutions.
187 Metal working lubricant US3756052D 1971-12-27 US3756052A 1973-09-04 KELLY R; GROENHOF E; QUAAL G
Aqueous emulsions of fluid organopolysiloxanes containing at least 25 mol percent of higher alkyl substituents, such as a 50/50 copolymer of C8H17SiO3/2 and (CH3)2SiO units, are used as lubricants in metal working processes, such as cutting aluminum.
188 Method for producing sintered cobalt-base alloy containing gold US3690876D 1971-04-13 US3690876A 1972-09-12 SMITH JAMES S; KUBICKI ROBERT M; CLARE LESLIE PAUL
COBALT-BASE ALLOYS CONTAINING GOLD ARE PREPARED BY A POWDER METALLURGY PROCESS COMPRISING DISSOLVING A PREDETERMINED AMOUNT OF GOLD IN SUFFICIENT AQUA REGIA TO FORM A SOLUTION, ADDING A SUFFICIENT AMOUNT OF A COBALT CONTAINING CONSTITUENT TO THE SOLUTION TO ACHIEVE THE COBALT TO GOLD RATIO IN THE RESULTING MIXTURE THAT IS DESIRED IN THE ALLOY, DRYING THE MIXTURE TO FORM A POWDER, HEATING THE POWDER IN A REDUCING ATMOSPHERE UNDER CONTROLLED TIME AND TEMPERATURE CONDITIONS, COMPACTING THE RESULTING REDUCED POWDER INTO A SHAPED ARTICLE AND SINTERING THE SHAPED ARTICLE IN A REDUCING ATMOSPHERE UNDER CONTROLLED TIME AND TEMPERATURE CONDITIONS.
189 Nickel fibers useful for galvanic cell electrodes US3684480D 1970-04-03 US3684480A 1972-08-15 LOUZOS DEMETROIS V
STABLE, HIGH SURFACE AREA NICKEL FIBERS COMPOSED OF A SINGLE ELONGATED CHAIN OF SMALL, INTERCONNECTED, NEARLY PERFECT SPHERES. THE NICKEL FIBERS ARE PREPARED BY THE ELECTROLYSIS OF A SOUBLE NICKEL SALT-CONTAINING ELECTROLYTE SOULTION UNDER CONDITIONS OF EXTREMELY HIGH CATHODE CURRENT DENSITY. GALVANIC CELL ELECTRODES ARE FABRICATED USING THE NICKEL FIBERS BY COMPRESSION MOLDING TECHNIQUES.
190 Lanthanum-containing powders for making oxidation-resistant metallics, method of making same, and metallic products made therefrom US3639116D 1970-01-06 US3639116A 1972-02-01 HERCHENROEDER ROBERT BLANCHARD
A powder blend suitable for compaction and metallurgical bonding which contains at least 10 percent chromium and preferably at least 15 percent chromium, more than 30 percent and preferably more than 38 percent of either nickel, cobalt, or any combination thereof, and a lanthanum-silicon alloy containing at least 0.4 percent silicon, the lanthanum-silicon alloy being present in sufficient quantity such that the lanthanum content of the total powder mixture is about 0.2 to 0.2 percent and preferably 0.02 to 0.1 percent (by weight). Products made from this blend as well as the method of making same are also disclosed.
191 Process for the production of a composite material al-mg-al2o3-mgo US3619894D 1968-08-06 US3619894A 1971-11-16 GUALANDI DANTE; JEHENSON PIERRE
A METHOD FOR PRODUCING SINTERED COMPOSITE

AL-MG-AL2O3-MGO

MATERIAL FOR NUCLEAR APPLICATIONS, COMPRISING GRINDING AN AL-MG ALLOPY POWDER IN AIR USING AN ALUMIUM MILL AND A GRINDING LUBRICANT, COLD COMPRESSING THE GROUND POWDER, EFFECTING A CONTROLLED OXIDATION TO FORM A DOUBLE OXIDE AL2O3-MGO PRODUCT; SINTERING AND DEGASIFYING THE PRODUCT, HOT COMPRESSING AND THEN EXTRUDING THE PRODUCT.
192 Passivation of metals US3597260D 1966-11-01 US3597260A 1971-08-03 SEGURA MARNELL A
A PROCESS FOR PASSIVATING CHEMICALLY ACTIVE FERROUS METALS, ESPECIALLY POWDERED METALS AND POROUS, COMPACTED FORMS OF METALS AS RESULTANT FROM DIRECT IRON ORE REDUCTION PROCESSES. THE EXTERIOR SURFACE OF THE METAL, OR METAL SUBSTRATE, IS CONTACTED WITH A LIQUID CONTAINING SPECIFIC TYPES OF DIMETALLO SUBSTITUTED ORGANO SILANO DIOLS TO FORM FILMS. THE FILMS ARE THEN CURED BY REACTION WITH MOISTURE AND CARBON DIOXIDE. THE RESINOUS MATERIAL WHICH IS FORMED, OF SPECIFIED CHARACTER, IS IMPERVIOUS TO MOISTURE, CORROSIVE GASES, FUMES AND IMPURITIES.
193 Solder for contact-bonding a body consisting of a germanium-silicon alloy US3544311D 1967-07-18 US3544311A 1970-12-01 BUCS EUGEN SZABO DE; OESTERHELT GERHARD
194 Metallizing composition conductor and method US3537892D 1966-11-29 US3537892A 1970-11-03 MILKOVICH STEPHEN A; MILLER LEWIS F
195 Method of making metal alloy powders US3535103D 1968-04-10 US3535103A 1970-10-20 WHITFIELD CYRUS E
196 Methods and apparatus for forming amalgams US3533601D 1968-05-13 US3533601A 1970-10-13 WOODHAM CECIL HALLIDAY
197 Method and apparatus for comminuting metals in an electric arc US3529776D 1968-04-15 US3529776A 1970-09-22 MESZAROS LAJOS
198 Rhenium-refractory metal alloys US3503720D 1967-07-26 US3503720A 1970-03-31 PETERS JOHN E
199 Ductile cobalt strip US3501277D 1969-01-13 US3501277A 1970-03-17 CAPE ARTHUR T
200 Method of manufacturing microfine metal powder US3494762D 1967-11-27 US3494762A 1970-02-10 ISHIBASHI WATARU
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