Ceramics and Composites for Energy and Environment

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Ceramics and Composites for Energy and Environment
Raj Bordia, Materials Science and Engineering

• Energy
• Solid oxide fuel cells
• Hydrogen generation
• Thermoelectric oxides

• Environment
• Corrosion protection coatings for coal
  gasification reactors
• Higher efficiency steam-methane reformers
• Photocatlytic decomposition of trace organics in
  water

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Possible Areas of Collaborations with Neptune Team

• Energy
• Power for undersea observatory and distributed
  devices

• Environment
• Protection of devices and sensors in the ocean
  environment

Raj Bordia, Materials Science and
Engineering bordia_at_u.washington.edu