Molten Salts XIV: Proceedings of the International Symposium

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The Electrochemical Society, 2006 - Science - 1084 pages

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Zwitterionic LiquidAcid Mixtures as Anhydrous Proton Conducting Sysems
73
Preparation and Characterization of Ionic Liquid Copolymers for Lithium
81
Room Temperature Ionic Liquids Containing Ionized Solvent Molecule as
91
Network and ClusterLike Structures in ScC13CsCl Melts
106
A Thermodynamic Database for AlCl3Based Molten Salt Systems
120
The Characterisation of Molecular Cesium Bromate by Matrix Isolation I
128
Domains with the Reaction Type Change in the 3Phase Regions of the Ternary
141
Mass Transport in Molten Alkali Carbonate Mixtures
151
An XRay Absorption Spectroscopy Study of Yttrium and Zirconium
162
Oxygen Ion Oxidation Process on a Platinum Electrode in LiClLi₂O at 650C
171
Behavior of TiB2Coating on Graphitized Carbon Cathodes During Laboratory
181
VanadiumSulfatePyrosulfate Electrolytes for Electrochemical Removal
194
Anomalous Properties of Molten Carbonates Coexisting with Porous Inorganic
203
Higher Degree Decomposition of Harmful Organic Compounds Containing
216
Interaction of MCI Molecules with Environment in Cluster Model of Alkali
226
Corrosion Protection of Nickel Equipment in ChlorideFluoroniobate Melts
232
HighEnergy Synchrotron XRay Diffraction Study of HighTemperature
246
Cathodic Behavior of Carbon in CryoliteAlumina Melts
253
An Electronic Absorption
261
ElectroChemical Evaluation of Molten Lithium Niobate
269
Electrical Evaluations of Molten Lithium Borates in Microgravity
277
Vapor Complexation in the CrCl3ACI A Li Cs System
284
Glass Formation and Phase Transitions of NbF5 and TaF5 from 77 to 600
294
The Synthesis of RoomTemperature Molten Salts and their Electrochemical
302
Development of Low Melting Ionic Liquid Compositions Using Mixtures
312
Preparation and Properties of High Mass Tetraalkylphosphonium Ionic Liquids
326
A New Strategy Toward Synthesis of Room Temperature Ionic Liquids Based
340
Structures and Properties of 1Ethyl3Methylimidazolium Salts of Fluorocomplex
376
Stability and Thermal Decomposition of Quaternary and Protonated Imidazolium
396
An Electrostatic Interpretation of StructureProperty Relationships in Ionic Liquids
417
Decomposition Kinetics of 1Butyl23Dimethylimidazolium Tetrafluoroborate
435
Phase Behavior
444
Potential Dependant Analysis of 1Butyl3Methylimidazolium Hexafluorophosphate
458
Electrochemistry of Chiral Polyaniline in Ionic Liquids
473
Electrochemical Investigations of Lewis Acid Interactions with Ketones in
488
Electrochemical Behavior of Oxygen Superoxide Ion Couple
503
Physicochemical Properties of RoomTemperature Molten Salts of Symmetrical
519
Development of Anode for Electrolysis of CH34NF 4HF RoomTemperature
537
C2 Substitution and Acidity
548
Electrochemical DopingDedoping Behaviors of Polythiophene Derivatives
639
Preparation and Characteristics of Thermally Stable PolymerinZwitterionic
646
Enrichment of Rare Earth and Alkaline Earth Elements by Countercurrent
656
Effect of Rare Earth Addition to Molten Carbonate on the Solubility of
666
Direct Electrodeposition of Mg Including La in Molten Salt
679
Thermodynamic Properties of the Melt of the Nal Cel3 System
686
Cathodic Behavior of CeIII Ion in NaCl2CsCl Melt
694
Thermodynamics Properties of Plutonium in NaClKCl and CaCl2 at 1073K
700
Solubility of Rare Earth Oxides in the NaCl2CSC1 Melt
713
In Situ High Temperature NMR and EXAFS Spectroscopy in Molten Lanthanide
720
Selective Precipitation
729
Assessment of Pyrochemical Methods for the Molten Salt Reactor Fuel CleanUp
738
Trials of Plutonium Electrorefining in Calcium Chloride
749
Kinetics of Electrode Processes in LiClKCI Melt
761
Partitioning of Transuranic Metal Ions to Ionic Liquids Containing the Ionizable
779
Metal Electrodeposition and Electron Transfer Studies of Uranium Compounds
790
Radiation Chemistry of Ionic Liquids
802
An EXAFS Spectroscopy Study of Speciation of Uranium and Some Fission
814
Physicochemical Properties of LanthanideIII Iodide Species Formed In
825
Investigation of Deposited Materials on Carbon Electrodes in Molten Salts
834
Some Recent Results on the EuBr2MBr Binary Systems M Li Na K
841
Investigation of Behavior of ZirconiumRareEarth Metal Fluoride Mixture
850
Electrodeposition from Molten Salts
860
Mn or Ni Ternary Alloys from Lewis Acidic
866
Electrodeposition of Nanoscale Metals and Semiconductors in Ionic Liquids
879
InSitu Stress Measurements During Aluminum Deposition from
888
A New Route to Precious Metal Recovery and Subsequent Electrodeposition
901
OrderDisorder in Electrodeposited AluminumTitanium Alloys
920
Formation of a Porous Nickel Electrode in Zinc ChlorideAlkali Chloride Melts
937
Electrochemical Formation of TbFe Alloys in Molten Chlorides
955
Modeling of Deposition Processes from Molten Salts
970
Electrochemical Reduction of TiOx at Room Temperature in Ionic Liquids
984
Si Production by Direct Electrolytic Reduction of Solid SiO2 in Molten CaCl2
999
Electrodeposition of PalladiumContaining Alloys in a Lewis Basic
1017
Electrochemical Behavior of Niobium and Aluminum in Chloride Melts
1037
Formation of BroccoliLike Morphology of Ta Powder
1052
Effect of Sulphur and Phosphorus Microimpurities in Melts on the Features
1071
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