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Silver, silver oxide, and amalgam electrode materials for alkaline batteries
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Silver, silver oxide, and amalgam electrode materials for alkaline batteries
Design methods for improving performance of porous structures used as oxygen fuel cell electrodes
Surface area and porosity effects on alkaline silver electrode oxidation and reduction potentials
Charge and discharge rates of potassium amalgam electrodes in alkaline solution and silver diffusion in potassium hydroxide
Cycle life of spacecraft nickel-cadmium cells with signal and recombination electrodes
Electron microscopic studies of reaction geometry in oxidation and reduction of alkaline silver electrodes
Thermionic converter with oriented W electrodes, describing test method and computerized data acquisition for performance mapping
Teflon-bonded gas diffusion electrode flooded agglomerate model, determining porosity, surface area, IR drop, etc
Electrode erosion or entrainment in MPD arcs due to excess current density, considering inner cathode and outer ring anode with axial magnetic field
CO adsorption on smooth polycrystalline platinum and rhodium electrodes at various potentials
Electrode size effects on combustion driven MHD generator performance, examining voltage losses, gas boundary layer temperature and surface conditions
Interactions between moving alkali-metal seeded dense plasma and metallic thermionically emitting electrode with surface properties influenced by seed particle absorption
Continuous electrode MHD generator ionization instabilities, measuring current distribution and transverse electric field
Thoriated-tungsten is pointed accurately and quickly by using sodium nitrite. Point produced is smooth and no effort is necessary to hold the tungsten rod concentric. The chemically produced point can be used several times longer than ground points. This method reduces time and cost of preparing tungsten electrodes.
Including didymium hydrate in nickel hydroxide of positive electrode of storage batteries to increase ampere hour capacity
Apertured electrode focusing system for ion sources with nonuniform plasma density
Electromedical garment, applying vectorcardiologic type electrodes to human torsos for data recording during physical activity
Electrode attached to helmets for detecting low level signals from skin of living creatures