Sentence examples for separator membrane from inspiring English sources
This biocathode is fuel tolerant, which leads to a unique fuel cell that employs both renewable catalysts and fuel, but does not require a separator membrane to separate anolyte from catholyte.
The XSPEEK is used as both solid electrolyte and separator membrane.
The nanoporous separator (membrane) between the micro-containers was formed by a metal-assisted anisotropic wet-etching process.
The physical properties and electrochemical characteristics of oxy-PAN membranes were investigated for use as separator membrane in lithium ion battery (LIB).
This paper develops a computational model and applies it to investigate the performance of a rechargeable battery that is comprised of a molten-sodium anode, a NASICON sodium-ion-conducting separator membrane, and a iodine-based cathode.
A traditional battery has three key elements: an electrolyte solution made up of positive and negative ions, two electrodes made of different materials between which the ions flow, and a separator membrane through which positive and negative ions pass in opposite directions.
Evaporation-induced, close-packed silica (SiO2) nanoparticle-embedded polyethylene terephthalate (PET) nonwoven composite separator membranes (hereinafter, referred to as "NW-separators") are fabricated for application in high-voltage/high-rate lithium-ion batteries.
Here, as a facile and scalable strategy to resolve the separator membrane-related issues, we demonstrate a new class of electrospun nanofiber mat-reinforced permselective composite membranes (referred to as ERC membranes) and explore their potential contribution to development of rechargeable Zn air cells in terms of transport phenomena of hydroxyl (OH−) and Zn(OH 2−4 ions.
(a) SEM images of separator membranes with different surface coating.
The fabricated separator membranes were shown in the SEM images in Figure 9a.
Without using traditional metallic current collectors and separator membranes, such a cell exhibits reversible cycling performance.
