Nanoporous Metals for Advanced Energy Technologies - Ding, Yi

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Résumé :
This book covers the state-of-the-art research in nanoporous metals for potential applications in advanced energy fields, including proton exchange membrane fuel cells, Li batteries (Li ion, Li-S, and Li-O2), and supercapacitors. The related structural design and performance of nanoporous metals as well as possible mechanisms and challenges are fully addressed. The formation mechanisms of nanoporous metals during dealloying, the microstructures of nanoporous metals and characterization methods, as well as miscrostructural regulation of nanoporous metals through alloy design of precursors and surface diffusion control are also covered in detail. This is an ideal book for researchers, engineers, graduate students, and government/industry officers who are in charge of R&D investments and strategy related to energy technologies.

Biographie:
Dr. Yi Ding is currently Distinguished Professor at the Institute for New Energy & Low-Carbon Technologies, Tianjin University of Technology. He has published 98 journal articles on research that covers broad areas of nanoscale science and technology, particularly on creating functional nanoporous metal materials for use in advanced energy and environmental technologies.
Prof. Dr. Zhonghua Zhang is a full professor at Shandong University. His research interests focus on dealloying mechanisms, dealloying-driven nanoporous metals, metal/metal oxide nanocomposites, transition metal chalcogenides, and their applications in energy and environment-related fields.

Sommaire:
Dr. Yi Ding is currently Distinguished Professor at the Institute for New Energy & Low-Carbon Technologies, Tianjin University of Technology. He has published 98 journal articles on research that covers broad areas of nanoscale science and technology, particularly on creating functional nanoporous metal materials for use in advanced energy and environmental technologies.
Prof. Dr. Zhonghua Zhang is a full professor at Shandong University. His research interests focus on dealloying mechanisms, dealloying-driven nanoporous metals, metal/metal oxide nanocomposites, transition metal chalcogenides, and their applications in energy and environment-related fields....