General Electric Company

Medical University of South Carolina

Tao Wang

Chang Wei

Hai Yang

Qunjian Huang

James A Ritter

Hui Hui

Armin D Ebner

Charles E Holland

Qingyan Liu

Huan Wang

Yu Ma

Xiaoming Guo

Yuyu Yang

Yongwu Wang

Wenji Jin

The present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for presenting information on a monitor. The method comprising presenting a clock panel according to a range of time at which information to be presented is generated and marking information at a corresponding position on the clock panel according to a time at which the information is generated. The apparatus comprising a clock-panel presenting module for presenting a clock panel according to a range of time at which information to be presented is generated and an information marking module for marking information at a corresponding position on the clock panel according to a time at which the information is generated.

Method, apparatus for presenting information in a monitor and a monitor

An electrode includes a hydrogen storage material wherein the electrode has a discharge capacity of greater than about 200 mHh/g. The electrode may include an electrically conductive substrate; and a material capable of storing hydrogen on a surface thereof supported by the substrate. The hydrogen storage material is formed by contacting a powder composition with a first solution prior to electrode fabrication and by contacting the hydrogen storage material to a second solution subsequent to electrode fabrication; and the first solution comprises a first reducing agent and a first alkaline base, and the second solution comprises a second reducing agent and a second alkaline base.

Hydrogen storage electrode

In accordance with the present disclosure, a process for synthesis of a complex hydride material for hydrogen storage is provided. The process includes mixing a borohydride with at least one additive agent and at least one catalyst and heating the mixture at a temperature of less than about 600&#xb0; C. and a pressure of Hgas to form a complex hydride material. The complex hydride material comprises MAlBH, wherein M is an alkali metal or group IIA metal, Al is the element aluminum, x is any number from 0 to 1, B is the element boron, y is a number from 0 to 13, and z is a number from 4 to 57 with the additive agent and catalyst still being present. The complex hydride material is capable of cyclic dehydrogenation and rehydrogenation and has a hydrogen capacity of at least about 4 weight percent.

Reversible hydrogen storage materials

An electrode assembly for use in a galvanic cell is provided. The galvanic cell may include a first electrode, a gel polymer adhesive electrolyte in contact with the first electrode, a polymer tri-phase electrolyte layer, a separator coupled between the gel polymer adhesive electrolyte and the polymer tri-phase electrolyte layer, and a second electrode in contact with the polymer tri-phase electrolyte. A method of making and using an electrode assembly for use in a galvanic cell is provided.

Integrated membrane electrode assembly and method related thereto

A method for preparation of a hydrogen-storage based electrode comprises treating a powder comprising at least one metal hydride with a first solution. The first solution comprises a first alkaline base and a first reducing agent. The method further comprises fabricating the electrode using the powder and treating the electrode with a second solution comprising a second alkaline base and a second reducing agent.

Hydrogen storage-based electrochemical system and method of preparation

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