Analysis of sodium generation by sodium oxide decomposition on corrosion resistance materials: a new approach towards sodium redox water-splitting cycle

Abstract

In this study, investigation of materials with corrosion resistance was carried out to prevent side reactions by sodium oxide (Na2O) in the Na-redox cycle, and essential operational conditions for Na generation from Na2O were investigated.

Multifunctional Na-enriched Ni–Fe/Ni–P plates for highly efficient photo- and electrocatalytic water splitting reactions

“…54 The Na 2 O characteristic peaks were seen at 27.87°,32.14°, 45.09° and 65.22°, which corresponded to the (111), (200), (220) and (400) planes respectively. 55 Finally, the peaks of (02−2), (111), (202) and (31−1) corresponding to 39.96°, 42.12°, 57.86° and 59.96° respectively concur to that of NaNiO 2 . 56 The results of XRD analysis are summarized in Fig.…”

Poly(Allylamine Hydrochloride) and ZnO Nanohybrid Coating for the Development of Hydrophobic, Antibacterial, and Biocompatible Textiles

“…Validation was performed using JCPDS card number 36-1451. The detected minor peaks were attributed to various sodium oxides, sodium hydroxides, and sodium carbonates remaining after the annealing of the ZnO sample at 400 • C, during which the remaining NaOH decomposed [41,42]. The amount of impurities was below 3% and could be disregarded as significant for the antibacterial application on textile fibers.…”