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Porous silicon (PS) films up to ∼150 μm thick with specific surface area similar to 700 m2/g and pore diameters similar to 3 nm are fabricated using a galvanic corrosion etching mechanism that does ...

Make salt (NaCl specifically) reactable/producable from sodium and chlorine, probably a cheap LCR recipe. Either a direct recipe or an indirect recipe would work. A lot of recipes use salt and so it ...

Treatment facilities usually have to pay to get rid of it. But Capture6 takes that brine, strips out the fresh water and separates the salt into sodium and chlorine. It then turns the sodium into lye.

Self-propagating exothermic reaction (SPER) binding is becoming increasingly attractive for electronics packaging, as it enables the bonding of metals or alloys while maintaining the surrounding ...

Because ammonium nitrate contains nitrogen in two different oxidation states, an exothermic reaction occurs between the two nitrogen species: the nitrate acts as an oxidizer, while the ammonium ...

That reaction produces potassium silicate and sodium silicate, both of which stop the sodium from reacting with moisture in the air to form corrosive sodium hydroxide.

New ceramic catalyst uses sodium and boron to drive sustainable industrial reactions Researchers create a sodium-doped form of amorphous silicon-boron-nitride catalyst that may enable more ...

In 1944 Leys 6 reported 3 supposed toxic reactions to sodium dehydrocholate, 1 of which was fatal. In none of the patients did symptoms develop until an hour after the injection.