Researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) have revealed how natural sublimation can be used to create single-crystal battery materials.

Scientists recently discovered that the sublimation of lithium oxide, when mixed with nickel-rich cathode precursors, creates a single-crystal structure that could be used in longer-lasting batteries.

This letter propose a novel finite-difference frequency-domain (FDFD) algorithm for calculating band diagrams of photonic crystals composed of Debye-type dispersive materials. It will be shown that ...

INVESTIGATIONS of ice crystals by means of the electron microscope have been made by several investigators 1–4, but most of them were based on replication techniques. Recently, Fernández-Morán ...

These crystals, which are based on a groundbreaking discovery made by the team in 2015, are capable of capturing iodine — one of the most common radioactive fission products — in aqueous and ...

These crystals possess the extraordinary capability to effectively capture iodine, a common radioactive fission product. The potential applications of these crystals could revolutionize the ...

These crystals, which are based on a groundbreaking discovery made by the team in 2015, are capable of capturing iodine — one of the most common radioactive fission products — in aqueous and organic ...

These crystals, which are based on a groundbreaking discovery made by the team in 2015, are capable of capturing iodine — one of the most common radioactive fission products — in aqueous and organic ...

1 National Security Directorate, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Richland, WA, United States 2 Physical and Computational Sciences Directorate, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Richland, ...

The most eye-catching thing about iodine sublimation is the bright purple ... his phone camera of his students’ freshly deposited crystals under a microscope at 40× zoom.