Metal phthalocyanine on a substrate

Details Metal phthalocyanine on a substrate Metal phthalocyanine on a substrate

1980-01-10

1983-11-15

Nelson, Peter A.

Induced nuclear reactions: processes, systems, and elements

Fuel component structure

376416, 376320, 357 8, 357 29, 136253, G21C 302

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044155263

ABSTRACT:
A nuclear fission electrical generator for extracting electrical power from fissionable material having semi-conductor characteristics without the necessity of an intervening thermal energy. Unwanted, randomly created electron-hole pairs are depleted from the semiconductor material. Phthalocyanine semiconductor are suitable, and uranium phthalocyanine is particularly suitable for use in this invention.

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Krunick Elec. Conduction in Uranyl Phthalocyanine, Nuc. Sci. Abst., vol. 20, #19, p. 4352, #35917 (1966).

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