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Metals as Clean Fuels explores the innovative use of metals as a sustainable energy source. It presents a scalable selective leaching method to activate metal fuels by increasing their surface-to-volume ratio, significantly enhancing their reactivity with water for hydrogen and heat generation. This approach positions metal fuels as a superior alternative to fossil fuels, offering higher energy density and the crucial benefit of generating energy without CO2 emissions. Additionally, the book addresses key questions and working principles in its initial chapters before delving into the energy densities of various metals, from zinc to aluminum.
Chapters 8 and 9 focus on novel sustainable fabrication methods for metal/metal nanocomposites, while Chapter 10 introduces an advanced methodology for analyzing porous material systems. This monograph is a pioneering work in discussing nanostructured metals as clean fuels, with the potential to drive significant advancements in energy applications and material science research.
Contents
1. How Metal Fuels Work
2. Activation of Metal Fuels
3. Fundamentals of Dealloying
4. Monolithic Bulk Nanoporous Zinc by Free Corrosion Dealloying
5. Rapid Synthesis of Nanoporous Zinc in Powder Form by Free Corrosion Dealloying
6. Monolithic Bulk Nanoporous Aluminum by Air-Free Electrolytic Dealloying with Recovery of Sacrificial Materials
7. Rapid Synthesis of Nanoporous Aluminum Powder by Air-Free Electrolytic Dealloying with Recovery of Sacrificial Materials
8. Nanoporous tri-layer of similar elements by etching without sacrificing materials through the Kirkendall effect
9. Nanoporous tri-layer of dissimilar elements by etching without sacrificing materials through the Kirkendall effect
10. Porous structures and their geometric and topological characteristics
