Key developments in magnesiothermic reduction of silica: insights into reactivity and future prospects
Maximilian Yan, Sarah A. Martell, Siddharth V. Patwardhan, Mita Dasog
Abstract
sources through a facile and inexpensive method called magnesiothermic reduction (MgTR). This yields a material with tunable properties and excellent energy storage capabilities. In order to tune the physical properties that affect performance metrics of p-Si, a deeper understanding of the mechanism of the MgTR and factors affecting it is required. In this perspective, we review the key developments in MgTR and discuss the thermal management strategies used to control the properties of p-Si. Additionally, we explore future research directions and approaches to bridge the gap between laboratory-scale experiments and industrial applications.
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NanomaterialsAnodePhotocatalysisNanotechnologyMaterials scienceBattery (electricity)Reactivity (psychology)Energy storageStoichiometryPorosityChemical engineeringChemistryCatalysisElectrodeOrganic chemistryEngineeringPhysicsPower (physics)MedicineQuantum mechanicsPhysical chemistryComposite materialPathologyAlternative medicineAdvancements in Battery MaterialsAmmonia Synthesis and Nitrogen ReductionSupercapacitor Materials and Fabrication