NASA NTRS ยท 20080030261
Nanomaterials for Space Exploration Applications
Abstract
Nano-engineered materials are multi-functional materials with superior mechanical, thermal and electrical properties. Nanomaterials may be used for a variety of space exploration applications, including ultracapacitors, active/passive thermal management materials, and nanofiltration for water recovery. Additional applications include electrical power/energy storage systems, hybrid systems power generation, advanced proton exchange membrane fuel cells, and air revitalization. The need for nanomaterials and their growth, characterization, processing and space exploration applications is discussed. Data is presented for developing solid-supported amine adsorbents based on carbon nanotube materials and functionalization of nanomaterials is examined.
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Moloney, Padraig G.. 2006-02-10. Nanomaterials for Space Exploration Applications. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20080030261
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