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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"high entropy oxide"”.

  1. Study of Functional Complex Oxides at High Pressure-Temperature Conditions

    Complex oxides are a diverse family of functional materials whose stability and transformations under extreme conditions are central to chemistry, energy research, and the design of novel compounds. This dissertation focuses on lithium cobalt oxyfluoride (Li2CoO2F), a Li-rich disordered rock-salt …

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  2. Processing and Physical Functionality of Multicomponent High Entropy Materials

    High entropy materials (HEMs) consist of five or more elements in near equal-atomic percentages and stabilize their structures due to high configurational entropy. The interactions between the manifold incorporated elements could give rise to unusual and often outstanding properties, such as …

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  3. Optimizing Adsorption Energies of Reaction Products and Intermediates on Metal/Metal Oxide Catalysts to Achieve High Activity and Tunable Selectivity in Solid-Gas Phase Reactions

    … Metal catalysts supported on the metal oxide or unsupported metal crystallites have shown various catalytic behavior in different catalytic reactions. It can be divided into categories, catalysts with small sizes, such as single atoms, nanoclusters and nanoparticles, and also bulk …

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  4. Hybrid Power-Energy Electrodes

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