The effects of ammonium hydrogen sulfide and Freon 14 on silicon solar cells
Effects of ammonium hydrogen sulfide and Freon 14 on silicon solar cells with titanium silver grids and contacts
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Effects of ammonium hydrogen sulfide and Freon 14 on silicon solar cells with titanium silver grids and contacts
Physical and chemical stability, transport properties, and battery performance in simplified cell design for alkaline silver battery separator materials
Ligand containing polymers for use as heat sterilizable separators for silver zinc battery
Development, heat sterilization, and shock testing of silver-zinc cell
Electrocrystallization of deposited zinc in dendritic form in operation of silver zinc and zinc air batteries
High vacuum, high temperature, creep tests on copper and silver
Advanced 28 volt silver-cadmium electrical energy storage system
Optical properties and stability of vacuum deposited silver and dielectric film coatings
Hydrogen oxygen fuel cells, silver zinc batteries, and current technology in primary electrochemical spacecraft power systems
Breadboard model design and construction of test equipment for studying silver zinc battery behavior in zero-g environment of earth orbit
Structure and fabrication of silver zinc solid electrolyte battery for meteorological balloon environment
Silver-cadmium, nickel-cadmium and Leclanche battery systems, discussing auxiliary electrodes
Low solar absorption surface coatings of aluminum, silver and silica with controlled emittance for spacecraft thermal control
Silver dioxide dissociation rate for dry material, water slurries and slurries in KOH solutions, noting effects of temperature and KOH concentration
X ray and neutron diffraction studies of NaCl type beta phases of silver-bismuth selenide/sulfide, determining crystal structure
Scattering of neon, argon and xenon from silver surfaces, discussing values of interatomic binding energy
Results of experiments on hydrogen-oxygen fuel cells show that higher current densities are obtained with cell anodes having a 100 micron thin active layer of porous nickel containing silver electrocatalyst. Increase in current density is attributed to a convective mass transport mechanism.