Gradient interface composites and methods therefor
CA 2222618 C · Owner: Amarasinghe, Sudath · Inventors: Tinoco, Flavio; Zook, Lois Anne; Amarasinghe, Sudath
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Magnetic composites exhibit distinct flux properties due to gradient interfaces. The composites can be used to improve fuel cells and batteries and effect transport and separation of different chemical species. Devices utilizing the composites include a separator an electrode (804) for , channeling flux of magnetic species an electrode (804) for effecting , electrolysis of magnetic species a system for channeling electrolyte species a system for separating particles with different magnetic susceptibilities improved fuel cells, batteries, and oxygen concentrators. Some composites can be used to make a separator for distinguishing between two species of materials and a flux switch to …
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