A solvothermal route grows phase-pure layered titanium and tantalum sulfides at lower temperatures with scalable morphology control.
This case uses alkylamine-grafted titanium disulfide to reduce oil-water interfacial tension and improve nanomaterial stability.
Calcium and silicon doped bronze titanium oxide electrode active material reduces specific surface area to improve coatability.
Aliovalent aluminum substitution enhances ionic conductivity in lithium titanium thiophosphate solid electrolytes.
Mechanical milling creates amorphous lithium niobium sulfide composites that resolve the trade-off between high sulfur capacity and low electrical conductivity.