Advanced Energy Conversion Materials
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<p><em>Advanced Energy Conversion Materials</em> (AECM) is an international multidisciplinary and open access forum for communicating scientific and technological advances on exploring new mechanisms of high-performance materials and devices to achieve higher conversion efficiency, energy storage and better safety and for publishing novel research findings of new materials that can be used to generate clean and renewable energy or to help manage problems from existing energy sources.</p> <p>Potential topics include but are not limited to the following:</p> <p>2D and solar photovoltaic materials (organic, inorganic or hybrid materials);</p> <p>Waste-water purification based on nanomaterials;</p> <p>Nanosensors based nanomaterials for detection gas, liquid, and etc;</p> <p>Electrochemical, electrode materials and electrolyte materials;</p> <p><a href="http://ojs.wiserpub.com/index.php/AECM/about">Click here to see more...</a></p>Universal Wiser Publisheren-USAdvanced Energy Conversion Materials2717-5804Local Thermo-EMF and Nano-Limits of Efficiency
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<p>Thermoelectronics includes invariant elements of thermoelectricity, thermoemission and theory of p-n junction. And the local Nano-Thermo-Electromotive Forces (EMFs) discovered and used to build this unified theory of nano-scale, which are orders of magnitude superior to the seebeck EMF, are not only a diagnostic tool for any microelements, but can also be used to increase the Energy conversion efficiency of all traditional electronic devices. But most importantly, they prompted understanding that between the micro and marco-worlds, Physics missed a scale where their linear approximations do not work, but the Thermoelectronic Laws of the nano-scale work. Whereas the macroscopic response from nano-effects, in contrast to its acceptance as due from quantum effects, with reference to Thermodynamics, due to not taking into account prigogine’s production of Local Entropy, was generally considered forbidden. Thus, Thermoelectricity, which was initially included in the fundamentals of Nonequilibrium Thermodynamics, returned again to the Fundamental Science of the nano-scale missed by Physics and actually expanded Electronics to thermoelectronics. Taking into account the thermoelectronic effects allowed us to identify previously unaccounted aspects of increasing the efficiency of energy conversion of the scale missed in theories. In addition, the refinement and expansion of the theory of thermoelectricity became the background (basis) of all evidence-based fundamental physics.</p>Stanislav Ordin
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2024-11-142024-11-141910.37256/aecm.6120255740