The fractal nature materials microstructure influence on electrochemical energy sources
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Abstract
With increasing of the world energy crisis, research for new, renewable and alternative energy sources are in growth. The focus is on research areas, sometimes of minor importance and applications, where the different synthesis methods and microstructure properties optimization, performed significant improvement of output materials? and components? electro-physical properties, which is important for higher energy efficiency and in the electricity production (batteries and battery systems, fuel cells and hydrogen energy) contribution. Also, the storage tanks capacity improvement, for the energy produced on such way, which is one of the most important development issues in the energy sphere, represents a very promising research and application area. Having in mind, the results achieved in the electrochemical energy sources field, especially electrolyte development, these energy sources, materials fractal nature optimization analysis contribution, have been investigated. Based on materials fractal structure research field, particularly electronic materials, we have performed microstructure influence parameters research in electrochemistry area. We have investigated the Ho2O3 concentration influence (from 0.01wt% to 1wt%) and sintering temperature (from 1320?C to 1380?C), as consolidation parameters, and thus, also open the electrochemical function fractalization door and in the basic thermodynamic parameters the fractal correction introduced. The fractal dimension dependence on additive concentration is also investigated.
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OpenAlex topics: Theoretical and Computational Physics · Neural Networks and Applications
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Affiliations
Faculty of Electronic Engineering, Niš + Institute of Technical Sciences of SASA, Belgrade
Faculty of Electronic Engineering, Niš
Funding
Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of the Republic of Serbia
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