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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"salt melt"”.
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On new allotropes and nanostructures of carbon nitrides
… – a simple molecular precursor – in a eutectic salt melt of lithium chloride and potassium chloride. The extent of condensation, namely next to complete conversion of all reactive end groups, was verified by elemental microanalysis and vibrational spectroscopy. TEM- and SEM-measurements gave …
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Oxocarbon-derived porous carbonaceous materials for electrocatalysis
… to corrosive environments. SnCl2 was used as salt melt in Chapter 3 to further lower the temperature requirement of thermal condensation of red carbon oligomer, resulting in higher specific surface area and porosity. SnCl2 as a reactive salt melt can intercept the oxygen atoms of red carbon, …
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The Effect of Superimposed Stress on High Temperature Degradation of Single Crystal Superalloys during Exposure to Various Sulphur and Sea Salt Environments
… corrosion consists of the formation of a fused salt melt, which interacts with the combustion gases and causes other constituents of the alloy to dissolve. The resulting melt prevents the oxide to be protective. Simultaneously, the large centrifugal stresses in the blade attachment area can …
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Ionothermal carbon materials
… During the ionothermal carbonization, a salt melt simultaneously serves as solvent and porogen. Typically, eutectic mixtures containing zinc chloride are employed as salt phase. The first topic of the present thesis addressed the possibility to precisely tailor the porosity of ionothermal …
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Thermodynamische und kinetische Untersuchungen zur Korrosion von Fe, Ni und Cr, sowie ausgewählten Legierungen bei Gegenwart eines geschmolzenen KCl - ZnCl 2-Eutektikums
… the presence of heavy metal containing chloride melts, metallic materials show a strongly accelerated corrosion. In this work, the influences of the elements Fe, Cr, Ni and Si and the partial pressures of O2 and HCl on the salt melt-induced high temperature corrosion have been studied, as well as …
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Species Chemistry and Electrochemical Separation in Molten Fluoride Salt
Fluoride salt-cooled high-temperature reactor (FHR) is a safer and potentially less expensive alternative to light water reactor due to the low pressure of primary system, passive decay heat cooling system, chemically inert coolant salt, and high-temperature power cycle. However, one challenge …