Stock material or miscellaneous articles – Composite – Of metal
Patent
1992-08-03
1994-05-31
Loney, Donald J.
Stock material or miscellaneous articles
Composite
Of metal
428212, 428408, 428704, 428913, 423445, 4234475, 252502, 252503, 252512, 252518, 136239, 136240, B32B 1504
Patent
active
053168585
ABSTRACT:
The disclosure is directed to a method for converting between heat energy and electric energy which is characterized in that a carbon intercalation compound is employed as a thermoelectric material by utilizing a temperature difference in a direction perpendicular to the structure of carbon layers, or a method for producing a light-heat converting material which is characterized in that a thin metallic layer like a translucent mirror is caused to adhere to the inner surface of a light transmissive hollow tube by pyrolytically decomposing at a temperature approximately below 1000.degree. C., with hydrocarbons being introduced into the hollow tube at the rate of a predetermined amount per hour.
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Higashigaki Yoshiyuki
Inoguchi Toshio
Nakajima Shigeo
Suzuki Tomonari
Yoshimoto Yoshikazu
Loney Donald J.
Sharp Kabushiki Kaisha
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