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Assertion Supported
Chiang: Room-temperature aqueous electrolysis can reduce iron oxide to solid iron
“We have iron oxide in an alkaline electrolyte. If we bring that in contact with a metal electrode, we can reduce solid iron oxide to solid Iron metal. And that that then, you know, brings down the thermal load tremendously.”
Yet-Ming Chiang Mar 13, 2025 ▶ 27:34 An ode to electrochemistry
Assertion Supported
Chiang: Chemist intuition has discovered more battery cathodes than AI models
“If you were to look at the number of, for example, lithium-ion battery cathodes that have been discovered, truly discovered through this process, compared to those that were still developed by a You know, good solid state chemist's intuition. I think that that…”
Yet-Ming Chiang Mar 13, 2025 ▶ 32:36 An ode to electrochemistry
Assertion Partly supported
Chiang: Four electron volts equals 4,000 to 6,500 Kelvin in thermal energy
“And it turns out that four electron volts is an absolutely enormous amount of energy. If we were to compare it to, for example the heat of vaporization of water, it's about 10 times that, right? If we were to compare it to just Temperature terms. Thermal energ…”
Yet-Ming Chiang Mar 13, 2025 ▶ 6:58 An ode to electrochemistry
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