Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, LLC

University of Washington

Battelle Savannah River Alliance, LLC

Mark C Elvington

David T Hobbs

Hector R Colon-Mercado

George K Larsen, Iii

Tyler C Guin

Kathryn M L Taylor-Pashow

John C Wataha

Jay B Gaillard

Whasun O Chung

R Bruce Rutherford

Daniel C Chan

Joseph E Meany

Disclosed are methods and systems for hydrogen isotope exchange of organic molecules that can be carried out with no alteration in the chemical structure of the organic molecules. Methods can be utilized to incorporate a particular hydrogen isotope on an organic molecule (e.g., deuteration or tritiation) or to remove a particular hydrogen isotope from an organic molecule (e.g., detritiation).

Hydrogen isotope exchange methods and systems for organic and organosilicon materials

Methods for producing non-platinum group metal electrocatalysts effective for the reduction of oxygen in fuel cells and other electrochemical reactions and electrocatalysts as may be produced by these methods are described. The electrocatalysts can be formed according to low to medium temperature formation methods and may be particularly attractive for use in low-temperature fuel cells.

Non-platinum group oxygen reduction reaction catalysts

Methods directed to the synthesis and peroxide-modification of nanosized monosodium titanate are described. Methods include combination of reactants at a low concentration to a solution including a nonionic surfactant. The nanosized monosodium titanate can exhibit high selectivity for sorbing various metallic ions.

Synthesis of nanosized sodium titanates

Compositions containing metal ions bound into a titanate are described which have demonstrated an ability to suppress bacterial growth of a number of organisms associated with periodontal disease and caries.

Use of titanium-based materials as bactericides

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Mark C Elvington