Conrad L. Bender

University of Giessen — Germany

Engineering · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Advanced Battery Materials and Technologies(21), Advancements in Battery Materials(17), Advanced battery technologies research(12), Thermal Expansion and Ionic Conductivity(4), Advanced Battery Technologies Research(3)

Publications21 total

Origins of Dendrite Formation in Sodium–Oxygen Batteries and Possible Countermeasures
Energy Technology·2017· 64 cited
How to Control the Discharge Product in Sodium–Oxygen Batteries: Proposing New Pathways for Sodium Peroxide Formation
Energy Technology·2016· 21 cited
<i>In operando</i>x-ray tomography for next-generation batteries: a systematic approach to monitor reaction product distribution and transport processes
Journal of Physics D Applied Physics·2016· 41 cited
On the Ambiguous Nature of the Discharge Products in Sodium-Oxygen Batteries: From Theoretical Considerations to Operando XRD Analyses
ECS Meeting Abstracts·2016
Redox Mediators in Next Generation Metal-Oxygen Batteries: A Systematic Study on Homogeneous Catalysts for Li-, Na-, and Zn-O<sub>2</sub> Cells
ECS Meeting Abstracts·2016· 1 cited
Visualizing Current-Dependent Morphology and Distribution of Discharge Products in Sodium-Oxygen Battery Cathodes
Scientific Reports·2016· 42 citedOpen Access
One‐ or Two‐Electron Transfer? The Ambiguous Nature of the Discharge Products in Sodium–Oxygen Batteries
Angewandte Chemie International Edition·2016· 116 cited
Ein‐ oder Zwei‐Elektronen‐Transfer? – Zur Bestimmung des Entladeprodukts in Natrium‐Sauerstoff‐Batterien
Angewandte Chemie·2016· 16 cited
Graphene mediated improved sodium storage in nanocrystalline anatase TiO<sub>2</sub> for sodium ion batteries with ether electrolyte
Chemical Communications·2015· 54 citedOpen Access
Discharge and Charge Reaction Paths in Sodium–Oxygen Batteries: Does NaO<sub>2</sub> Form by Direct Electrochemical Growth or by Precipitation from Solution?
The Journal of Physical Chemistry C·2015· 98 cited
The Role of Carbon on the Discharge Product and Cell Performance of the Sodium Superoxide (NaO<sub>2</sub>) Battery
ECS Meeting Abstracts·2015
From lithium to sodium: cell chemistry of room temperature sodium–air and sodium–sulfur batteries
Beilstein Journal of Nanotechnology·2015· 453 citedOpen Access
A New Method for Quantitative Marking of Deposited Lithium by Chemical Treatment on Graphite Anodes in Lithium‐Ion Cells
Chemistry - A European Journal·2015· 25 cited
Cover Picture: Toward Better Sodium–Oxygen batteries: A Study on the Performance of Engineered Oxygen Electrodes based on Carbon Nanotubes (Energy Technol. 3/2015)
Energy Technology·2015Open Access
Toward Better Sodium–Oxygen batteries: A Study on the Performance of Engineered Oxygen Electrodes based on Carbon Nanotubes
Energy Technology·2015· 31 cited
Sodiated carbon: a reversible anode for sodium–oxygen batteries and route for the chemical synthesis of sodium superoxide (NaO<sub>2</sub>)
Journal of Materials Chemistry A·2015· 50 citedOpen Access
On the Thermodynamics, the Role of the Carbon Cathode, and the Cycle Life of the Sodium Superoxide (NaO<sub>2</sub>) Battery
Advanced Energy Materials·2014· 203 citedOpen Access
A comprehensive study on the cell chemistry of the sodium superoxide (NaO2) battery
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics·2013· 275 cited
A rechargeable room-temperature sodium superoxide (NaO2) battery
Nature Materials·2012· 781 cited
An electrolyte partially-wetted cathode improving oxygen diffusion in cathodes of non-aqueous Li–air batteries
Electrochemistry Communications·2012· 54 citedOpen Access
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Frequent Co-authors

Jürgen Janek(20), Philipp Adelhelm(15), Daniel Schröder(8), Pascal Hartmann(6), Ricardo Pinedo(5), Matthias Schwab(4), Benjamin Bergner(3), Waldemar Bartuli(3), Miloš Vračar(2), Anna Katharina Dürr(2), Arnd Garsuch(2), Birte Jache(2), Markus Osenberg(2), André Hilger(2), Ingo Manke(2), Martin R. Busche(1), Christine Eufinger(1), Joachim Sann(1), Martin Jansen(1), Markus Heinemann(1)