Robert Boschgmbh

Rivian IP Holdings, LLC

Soo Kim

Jonathan Mailoa

Nathan P Craig

Mordechai C Kornbluth

Georgy Samsonidze

Lei Cheng

Boris Kozinsky

Sondra L Hellstrom

Charles D Tuffile

Saravanan Kuppan

Jake Christensen

Michael Metzger

Ki Tae Park

Karim Gadelrab

Tae Kyoung Kim

Christina Johnston

Yelena Gorlin

Majid Talebiesfandarani

Yumi Kim

Woochul Shin

Ulrich Berner

Kaushal Sagar

Cary Michael Hayner

Sookyung Jeong

Byoungchul You

Cheol Woo Park

Sun Ung Kim

Liyuan Sun

Dawei Zhang

John F Christensen

Nikhil Ravi

Reinhardt Klein

Tilman Miehle

Anika Marusczyk

Timothy Schultz

Friedrich Muehleder

Karl-Otto Englert

Rubayyat Mahbub

Matthias Kuntz

Joerg Ziegler

Shilpa Pant

Camille Usubelli

Rebecca Wilhelm

Uma Krishnamoorthy

Matthias Martin Hanauer

Münir Besli

Michael Weathersbee

Lloyd Ah Qune

Judith Alvarado Kim

Andrea Di Benedetto

Kevin Kimura

A thermal release layer for electrode materials in a battery cell is provided. The battery cell can include a terminal and an electrode, in contact with the terminal. The battery cell can include a first material that conducts electricity to establish electrical continuity with the terminal. The battery call can include a second material that, in response to a temperature of the electrode reaching or exceeding a temperature threshold, expands to reduce the electrical continuity with the terminal.

Battery thermal release layer

Particular embodiments may provide a lithium-ion battery comprising a MAX compound to prevent and/or decrease Manganese dissolution. In some embodiments, the MAX compound comprises the formula MAX, wherein M is an early transition metal atom, n is an integer from 1 to 3, A is a group 13 or group 14 element, and X is C or N.

MAX carbide additive materials for lithium-ion batteries

Provided are electrodes for lithium-ion batteries comprising: a first lithium metal phosphate material comprising a first plurality of active material particles; and a second lithium metal phosphate material comprising a second plurality of active material particles, wherein both the first lithium metal phosphate material and the second lithium metal phosphate material are LiMPO, wherein M is one or more of iron (Fe) or manganese (Mn), and wherein the first lithium metal phosphate material is blended with the second lithium metal phosphate material at a weight ratio of greater than 1:1.

Electrodes comprising blended active materials

Provided is a graphite material comprising a plurality of graphite crystals and an electrically-conductive material embedded between the plurality of graphite crystals, and methods of making thereof. Such graphite material can be prepared by integrating a graphite precursor material with a seed material, which can be selected from graphene, carbon nanotubes, silicon-containing material, or a combination thereof, to form a graphite precursor composite; and graphitizing the graphite precursor composite to form the graphite material.

Graphene-based artificial graphite material

A fuel cell catalyst material includes metal catalyst particles formed of a metal material and a carbon-based coating composition at least partially coating at least some of the metal catalyst particles. The carbon-based coating composition includes a carbon network. The carbon-based coating composition is doped with a dopant. The carbon-based coating composition includes a number of defects formed by one or more vacated carbon atoms in the carbon network. The carbon-based coating composition is made from a non-aromatic carbon molecule.

Coated fuel cell catalyst materials

A water treatment system centrally communicates and controls one or more water treatment devices to regulate the use of the one or more water treatment devices. The water treatment system is configured to enable a localized, on-demand supply of purified water throughout a building or a network of buildings. The water treatment system may control a degree of purity (e.g., water hardness or concentration of dissolved salts) via mixing of purified and unpurified water streams in a controllable ratio (e.g., via one or more controllable valves or one or more tunable water softening units).

On-demand water treatment system

A deionization battery cell including a first electrode compartment containing a first intercalation host electrode and includes a first water stream compartment in fluid communication with the first electrode compartment. The deionization battery cell further includes a second electrode compartment containing a second intercalation host electrode and a second water stream compartment in fluid communication with the second electrode compartment. The deionization battery cell also includes an ion exchange membrane assembly including a plurality of anion exchange membranes separated from each other, and from one or more cation exchange membranes positioned between the anion exchange membranes, by a plurality of intervening water stream compartments. The first and second water stream compartments are separated from one another by the ion exchange membrane assembly.

Electrodialysis deionization battery cells

A process of preparing a lithium metal phosphate includes contacting a water-soluble metal precursor, a water-insoluble metal precursor, and a phosphate precursor in an acidic aqueous medium; to form a reaction mixture; precipitating from the reaction mixture a metal phosphate; collecting the metal phosphate; combining the metal phosphate with a lithium precursor; and calcining the combined metal phosphate and lithium precursor at elevated temperature to form a lithium metal phosphate; wherein a mol ratio of water-soluble metal precursor to water-insoluble metal precursor is from 0.5:99.5 to 99.5:0.5.

Method of preparing lithium metal phosphate cathode materials

A cathode active material includes a lithium manganese (Mn) iron (Fe) phosphate, wherein a mol ratio of Mn:Fe is from about 3:7 to about 9:1, the lithium manganese iron phosphate is an olivine structure, and the Mn and Fe in the olivine are present in an partially ordered or partially disordered sublattice.

High energy density olivine-based cathode materials

A computational method for determining a location and an amount of a transition metal M in surface facets of a Pt—M alloy using a density functional theory includes receiving a particle size and a surface facet distribution of the Pt—M alloy and a total concentration of M in the Pt—M alloy; calculating a total number of M atoms in the Pt—M alloy based on the particle size and the surface facet distribution of the Pt—M alloy and the total concentration of M in the Pt—M alloy; and predicting a mixing energy between Pt and at least one of the total number of M atoms in a subsurface layer of each of the surface facets of the Pt—M alloy when Pt is mixed with the at least one of the total number of M atoms.

Platinum-based alloy catalyst materials and computational methods relating thereto

Systems and methods for monitoring the quality of water or leaks within a household plumbing system via machine learning are provided. Appliances can be connected to a plumbing system, wherein each appliance includes one or more sensors configured to output sensor data regarding a property of the water being utilized by that appliance. A processor is programmed to receive the sensor data and establish boundaries of normal operation. Then, when additional sensor data is received, the processor uses machine learning to classify that sensor data as being either within normal operation, or outside the bounds of normal operation. If the sensor data indicates the water property is outside the bounds, an output signal can be generated to inform the user.

System for sensing water quality or leaks using appliance data and machine learning

Systems and methods are disclosed for detecting a crack in an automotive windshield and alerting a user of the same. This can allow the user to repair the crack before the user might otherwise detect the crack by his/her own visual inspection. The windshield can be provided with emitters configured to emit signals (e.g., sound, light, etc.) and corresponding detectors configured to detect the emitted signals. Signal profiles or signatures can be stored that represent normal measurements when there is no crack. Upon detecting a signal signature that deviates from the stored normal signal signatures, the system can notify the user of a potential crack in the windshield. The system can also determine the location of the crack based upon which of the detectors detect a change in the detected signal.

Systems and methods for detecting windshield cracks

A desalination battery includes a working intercalation electrode in a first compartment, a counter intercalation electrode in a second compartment, both compartments including saline water solution with an elevated concentration of dissolved salts, an ion exchange membrane arranged between the compartments, a voltage source arranged to supply voltage to the electrodes, and a sacrificial compound configured to neutralize charge within the first compartment at a predetermined voltage while being consumed by oxidation or reduction reactions upon an activation of the working electrode.

Desalination device electrode activation

Provided herein is a cathode. The cathode can include a cathode active material. The cathode can include a coating disposed on the cathode active material. The coating can include LiMMAF(OH), where Mis a first metal, Mis a second metal, A is an anionic species, 1≤x≤2, 0≤y≤1, 0≤z≤1, and 0≤u≤1.

Electrode coatings and components thereof

An electrochemical cell component including a bulk portion and a surface portion comprising a chromium getter multi-elemental oxide material having a formula (I): ABO(I), where A is Ba, Ca, Cr, Mg, or Sr, B is Al, Bi, C, Co, Cr, Fe, Mn, Ni, Ti, Y, or Zn, x is a number selected from 1 to 8, y is a number selected from 1 to 64, and z is a number selected from 1 to 103, the multi-elemental oxide being configured to prevent chromium poisoning of the component.

Electrochemical cell chromium poisoning prevention materials

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