400 Electrochemical Energy Storage: Materials, Modeling, and Devices III

Tuesday, November 10, 2015: 3:15 PM - 5:45 PM
251D (Salt Palace Convention Center)

Description:
This session will feature the latest developments in practical as well as theoretical aspects of electrochemical energy storage, including: supercapacitors, batteries, fuel cells, photoelectrochemical cells, , and other innovative energy storage technologies.

Sponsor:
Electronics and Photonics
Co-Sponsor(s):
Alternative Energy & Enabling Technologies (T4E)
Chair:
Zhengrong Gu Email: zhengrong.gu@sdstate.edu
Co-Chair:
Zhanhu Guo Email: zguo10@utk.edu


3:15 PM
(400a) Supercapacitor Electrode Configuration Based on Alkali Lignin, an Abundant Redox Biopolymer
Kryssia P. Diaz-Orellana and Mark E. Roberts


3:30 PM
(400b) Significant Performance Enhancement of Lithium-Ion Battery through Ultra-Thin Conductive Film Coated Electrode Particles
Xinhua Liang and Rajankumar Patel


3:45 PM
(400c) Three-Dimensional Highly Compressible and Stretchable Conductors
Xuejun Bai, Yue Yang Yu, Mayfair C. Kung and Harold H. Kung


4:00 PM
(400d) Next-Generation Microstructured Water-Splitting Devices
Miguel Modestino, Mohammad Hashemi, Christophe Moser and Demetri Psaltis


4:15 PM
(400e) Effect of Compositional and Structural Disorders on Electrochemical Properties in Substituted Nickel Hydroxide Spherical Powders
Diana F. Wong, Kwo Young, Lixin Wang, Jean Nei and K. Y. Simon Ng


4:30 PM
(400f) Computational Study of Zr2Ni7 and Zr7Ni10 Defect Models for Nickel-Metal Hydride Batteries
Diana F. Wong, Kwo Young and K. Y. Simon Ng


4:45 PM
(400g) Ni Catalytic Graphitized Porous Carbon As Electrode Material for High Performance Supercapacitors
Keliang Wang and Zhengrong Gu


5:00 PM
(400h) Effects of Dielectric Inhomogeneity in Ionic Liquids Between Charged Plates
Issei Nakamura


5:15 PM
(400i) Large Modification of Electrostatic Fields in Liquids Between Charged Plates: Effects of the Dielectric Response of Solvent Molecules
Issei Nakamura and Hongbo Chen


5:30 PM
(400j) A Prototype Rechargeable Aluminum Battery
Linxiao Geng and Juchen Guo
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