3 Department of Condensed Matter Physics and Materials Science, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, New York 11973, USA. 2 Center for Functional Nanomaterials, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, New York 11973, USA. Ordered bilayer rutheniumplatinum core-shell nanoparticles as carbon monoxide-tolerant fuel cell catalystsġ Department of Chemistry, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Building 555, Upton, New York 11973, USA. The single crystalline Ru cores with well-dened Pt bilayer shells resolve the dilemma in using a dissolution-prone metal, such as ruthenium, for alleviating the deactivating effect of carbon monoxide, opening the door for commercialization of low-temperature fuel cells that can use inexpensive reformates (H2 with CO impurity) as the fuel. Ordered structural transition from ruthenium hcp to platinum fcc stacking sequence at the core-shell interface is achieved via a green synthesis method, and is veried by X-ray diffraction and electron microscopic techniques coupled with density functional theory calculations. Here we report new insights on eliminating lattice defects in core-shell syntheses and opportunities opened for achieving superior catalytic performance. The key to fully realize the potential of this approach is a reliable synthesis method to produce atomically ordered core-shell nanoparticles.
Wang1įabricating subnanometre-thick core-shell nanocatalysts is effective for obtaining high surface area of an active metal with tunable properties. For more informaiton, visit the website.Yu-Chi Hsieh1, Yu Zhang1, Dong Su2, Vyacheslav Volkov3, Rui Si1,w, Lijun Wu3, Yimei Zhu3, Wei An1, Ping Liu1, Ping He4, Siyu Ye4, Radoslav R. In case you are not an AIDAA member, please register at the following link.
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Registration deadline: 3 October 2021 There are no registration fees for AIDAA members. Registration: Registration is mandatory via the online form at the following link. Calogero Orlando, associate professor of aerospace systems, Kore University of Enna.Stefano Valvano, assistant professor of aerospace constructions, Kore University of Enna.Target audience: Doctoral students, non-academic professionals, and undergraduate students. Sound transmission optimization of aeronautical panels.Properties evaluation of lattice materials.Structural models for composite sandwich panels.
Finally, some case studies concerning the sound transmission control through optimized multilayered shell composite sandwich panels with lattice core embedding viscoelastic sheets are discussed. In the last part of the webinar, the structural optimization problem is introduced the original contributions of the authors define a new particle swarm optimization model called the Population Decline Swarm Optimization method. Furthermore, the passive damping of the multilayered panels can be improved by using soft viscoelastic materials therefore, their modelling with classical Kelvin-Voigt or fractional derivatives models is explained. In the second part of the webinar, the attention is focused on recent industrial interests such as 3d-printed lattice materials used for the design of sandwich cores, the homogenization of the lattice material properties is introduced. In the first part, general definitions of the sound transmission efficiency parameters are given moreover, the classical and advanced structural models used to analyze sandwich structures are depicted. This webinar provides an overview of recent developments in sound transmission control through aeronautical panel structures.
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