Yissum Research Development Company of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem Ltd.

Nanyang Technological University

Ovadia Lev

David Avnir

Michael Ottolenghi

Michael Tsionsky

Petr Prikhodchenko

Genia Gun

Yau Wai Denis Yu

Victor Glezer

Sudip Kumar Batabyal

Sergey Sladkevich

Jenny Gun

The present invention provides a process for the formation of a coating comprising peroxynanoparticles of metals selected from the group consisting of: Ga, Ge, As, Se, In, Sn, Sb, Te, Tl, Pb and Bi on a solid substrate, comprising providing a basic solution containing at least a first metal selected from said group and hydrogen peroxide, and contacting said solution with a solid substrate having oxygen-containing chemically reactive groups on its surface.

Process for the formation of metal oxide nanoparticles coating of a solid substrate

The invention relates to anode materials suitable for use in batteries, such as lithium ion batteries and sodium ion batteries. In particular, the anode material is a reduced graphene oxide/metal sulfide composite. Methods for forming the reduced graphene oxide/metal sulfide composite are also disclosed.

Method for forming a reduced graphene oxide/metal sulfide composite and its use as an anode for batteries

The invention provides a planar chromatographic plate comprising a supported homogeneous thin porous film of ceramic material produced by sol-gel technology the film being provided with a porous network enabling elution through the film whereby planar chromatographic separation of chemicals or biochemicals can be carried out therewith.

Thin layer chromatographic plates

An electrochemical electrode, comprising carbon particles distributed in porous, inorganic ceramic material produced by sol-gel technology, wherein the particles form a continuous network which enables conductivity throughout the sol-gel derived matrices.

Electrochemical electrodes and methods for the preparation thereof

A process for qualitative or quantitative determination of a reactive chemical contained in a liquid sample by forming doped sol-gel glass pellets from a metal alkoxide, arranging the porous doped sol-gel glass pellets in a glass tube, contacting a liquid sample containing a reactive chemical with the porous doped sol-gel glass pellets contained in the glass tube, and measuring a length of a stained portion of the glass tube resulting from a color change in the sol-gel glass pellets. The sol-gel glass pellets are formed by a gelling step conducted at room temperature in the presence of a colorimetric reagent dopant which produces a color change in the presence of the reactive chemical, and a drying step conducted at not greater than 41.degree. C. The doped sol-gel glass pellets contain the colorimetric reagent dopant encapsulated therein and the encapsulated colorimetric reagent dopant is color changeable in the presence of the reactive chemical in the pores of the doped sol-gel glass pellets.

Qualitative and quantitative processes for reactive chemicals in liquids

Chromatography processes employ doped sol gel glasses as chromatographic media. In one embodiment, a process for qualitative or quantitative determination of a reactive chemical contained in a sample comprises passing the sample through a column or planar chromatography apparatus wherein the apparatus includes packing or plates containing a porous doped sol gel glass. The doped sol gel glass is formed form a metal alkoxide and contains a compound encapsulated therein which is reactive with the reactive chemical in the pores of the doped sol gel glass. In another embodiment, a process for analyzing a gas sample containing a reactive chemical comprises passing the gas sample through glass capillaries or tubes containing porous doped sol gel glass pellets. The pellets are formed from a metal alkoxide and contain a colorimetric reagent encapsulated therein which is reactive with the reactive chemical in the pores of the pellets. In a third embodiment, a doped sol gel glass is included in the chromatographic media for pretreatment cleanup for interference removal prior to the chromatographic separation.

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Jerusalem, Israel

Ovadia Lev