Spark plasma sintering-densified vanadinite apatite-based chlorine waste forms with high thermal stability and chlorine confinement
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Combined electrochemical and X-ray tomography study of the high temperature evolution of Nickel – Yttria Stabilized Zirconia solid oxide fuel cell anodes
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Kennouche, David (ORCID:0000000291274431)↗
Performance and stability of large planar solid oxide fuel cells using phosphine contaminated hydrogen fuel
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Ross, T. B. A.↗
Multi-scale thermal stability study of commercial lithium-ion batteries as a function of chemistry and state-of-charge.
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Barkholtz, Heather↗
Stabilization of the pyrochlore phase of Mn[subscript 2]Sb[subscript 2]O[subscript 7] by double substitution
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Winiarski, M. J.↗
Synthesis of porous yttria-stabilized zirconia microspheres by ultrasonic spray pyrolysis
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Materials Science↗
Phase stability of SiC/SiC fiber reinforced composites: The effect of processing on the formation of α and β phases
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Materials Science↗
Differential Surface Elemental Distribution Leads to Significantly Enhanced Stability of PtNi-Based ORR Catalysts
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Materials Science↗
Mechanical and hydrothermal stability of mesoporous materials at extreme conditions
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Thermal and hydrothermal stability of pure and silica-doped mesoporous aluminas
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Chemistry↗
Hierarchical evolution and thermal stability of microstructure with deformation twins in 316 stainless steel
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Materials Science↗
Precipitate strengthening and thermal stability in three component metallic nanolaminate thin films
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Schoeppner, R. L.↗
A CALPHAD study on the thermodynamic stability of calcium-, zinc-, and yttrium-doped magnesium in aqueous environments
Magnesium has attracted the attention of the biomaterials community as a potential biodegradable metallic candidate for use in stents and orthopedic applications. Alloying of Mg with metals such as Ca, Y and Zn, etc., to form alloy precursors is important to optimize its corrosion rate in electrolytic and aqueous environments to understand the alloy response in body fluid environments. In the current study, the chemical reactions of Mg–Me alloys (Me = Ca, Y, and Zn) with pure water have been investigated using the CALPHAD technique. A qualitative agreement between CALPHAD and first-principles results has been obtained. The CALPHAD method has also been employed to study the reactions of Mg alloys in the human blood fluid environment. The effects of alloying elements and compositions on the reaction enthalpies, reaction products, amount of gas release and gas compositions as well as the pH of the fluids have been systematically discussed and reported.
CALPHAD↗