Frontiers of Energy Storage and Conversion
ExcerptThis special issue of Inorganics features a Forum for novel materials and approaches for electrochemical energy storage and conversion. Diminishing non-renewable fossil fuels and the resulting unattainability of environment have made us search new sustainable energy resources and develop technology for efficient utilization of such resources. Green energy sources, such as solar, hydroelectric, thermal and wind energy are partially replacing fossil fuels as means to generate power. Inorganic (solid state) materials are key in the development of advanced devices for the efficient storage and conversion of energy. The grand challenge facing the inorganic chemist is to discover, design rationally and utilize advanced technological materials made from earth-abound elements for these energy storage and conversion processes. Recent spectacular progress in inorganic materials synthesis, characterization, and computational screening has greatly advanced this field, which drove us to edit this issue to provide a window to view the development of this field for the community. This special issue comprises research articles, which highlights some of the most recent advances in new materials for energy storage and conversion. [...] View Full-Text
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Chen, J.; Thangadurai, V. Frontiers of Energy Storage and Conversion. Inorganics 2014, 2, 537-539.
Chen J, Thangadurai V. Frontiers of Energy Storage and Conversion. Inorganics. 2014; 2(3):537-539.Chicago/Turabian Style
Chen, Jiajun; Thangadurai, Venkataraman. 2014. "Frontiers of Energy Storage and Conversion." Inorganics 2, no. 3: 537-539.