Abstract: Described is a sliding device allowing a user to switch between an electric sliding mode and a manual sliding mode as needed and including a guide rail module, a sliding rail slidably coupled to the guide rail module, a rail driving module coupled to the sliding rail and configured to move the sliding rail along the guide rail module by driving of a motor, and a sliding mode switching module configured to switch an operation mode of the sliding rail from an electric sliding mode to a manual sliding mode by blocking a driving force of the rail driving module from being transmitted to the sliding rail. The sliding device may be used for sliding a storage box for a vehicle.

Abstract: An article withdrawing system for withdrawing articles held in a packing box, the upper surface of which is opened. A first stage holds the packing box carried with the opened upper surface and reverses the packing box so that the articles held in the packing box falls down. A second stage supports and holds the falling-down articles. The first stage includes a support unit supporting and moving the packing box upward and downward, a box holding frame in which the support unit is mounted, a linear movement frame to which the box holding frame is rotatably coupled, a main frame in which the linear movement frame is coupled and supported to be linearly moved and is located and supported on the ground, and a first rotation driving mechanism disposed in the linear movement frame and for rotating and driving the box holding frame.

Abstract: Disclosed is an oxygen evolution catalyst having a core-shell structure including iridium oxide and ruthenium oxide and a method of preparing the same. More particularly, the method of preparing an oxygen evolution catalyst includes preparing a core including nickel sulfide, manufacturing nanoparticles by allowing a coating layer including iridium and ruthenium to grow on the surface of the core, and obtaining a catalyst by heat-treating the nanoparticles, in which the catalyst includes the core and a shell surrounding the surface of the core and including iridium oxide and ruthenium oxide.

Abstract: Disclosed are a catalyst including a nickel-based intermetallic compound and a method of preparing the same. The catalyst includes a support and a metal component loaded on the support, wherein the metal component includes an intermetallic compound of nickel (Ni) and a noble metal.

Abstract: Disclosed are a highly durable electrolyte membrane having improved ion conductivity and a method of producing the same. The electrolyte membrane may include an ionomer having hydrogen ion conductivity and a complex dispersed in the ionomer. The complex may include: a support; a primary antioxidant loaded on the support and having radical scavenging ability; and a secondary antioxidant loaded on the support and having peroxide decomposition activity.

Abstract: Disclose is a method of manufacturing catalyst ink for a fuel cell, and particularly the method includes removing eluted transition metal from a noble-metal/transition-metal alloy catalyst.

Abstract: Disclosed are a highly durable electrolyte membrane having improved ion conductivity and a method of producing the same. The electrolyte membrane may include an ionomer having hydrogen ion conductivity and a complex dispersed in the ionomer. The complex may include: a support; a primary antioxidant loaded on the support and having radical scavenging ability; and a secondary antioxidant loaded on the support and having peroxide decomposition activity.

Abstract: Disclosed are a catalyst complex which may suppress cell voltage reversal in a fuel cell and a method for manufacturing the same. The catalyst complex includes a support, a first catalytic active material supported on the support and comprising a platinum component including one or more selected from the group consisting of platinum and a platinum alloy, and a second catalytic active material supported on the support and comprising one or more selected from a noble metal other than platinum and an oxide thereof, and the support includes functional groups including oxygen.

Abstract: Provided is an adduct represented by Formula 1: A.PbY2.Q??(1) wherein A is an organic or inorganic halide, Y is F?, Cl?, Br? or I? as a halogen ion, and Q is a Lewis base including a functional group containing a nitrogen (N), oxygen (O) or sulfur (S) atom with an unshared pair of electrons as an electron pair donor. The Lewis base is maintained more stable in the lead halide adduct. Therefore, the use of the adduct enables the fabrication of a perovskite solar cell with high conversion efficiency.

Abstract: Disclose is a method of manufacturing catalyst ink for a fuel cell, and particularly the method includes removing eluted transition metal from a noble-metal/transition-metal alloy catalyst.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method of manufacturing a membrane-electrode assembly for fuel cells. The method includes (a) admixing a metal catalyst, an ionomer and a first dispersion solvent to prepare a first admixture, (b) heat treating the first admixture prepared in (a) to form an ionomer-fixed metal catalyst, and (c) immersing the ionomer-fixed metal catalyst formed in (b) in a solvent, wherein the solvent in (c) may include one or more selected from the group consisting of ethanol, propanol, and isopropyl alcohol. The membrane-electrode assembly for fuel cells manufactured by the method may have substantially improved durability.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a fuel cell electrode includes forming a first mixture by mixing a first cation exchange resin, a metal catalyst, and a first solvent, powderizing the first mixture to produce a first catalyst powder comprising the metal catalyst coated with the first cation exchange resin, forming a second mixture by mixing the first catalyst powder, a second cation exchange resin, and a second solvent, powderizing the second mixture to produce a catalyst powder having a core and two or more layers of shells and being coated with the second cation exchange resin, mixing the catalyst powder having the core and two or more layers of shells with a third solvent to produce a catalyst slurry, and coating, using the catalyst slurry, to produce an electrode.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing an electrode for a fuel cell includes a mixing step of producing a first mixed solution by mixing a carbon support, a metal catalyst, a binder and a first dispersion solvent, a drying step of producing a first mixed solution dried body by drying the first mixed solution, a heat treatment step of heating the first mixed solution dried body, a second mixed solution production step of producing a second mixed solution by dissolving the heat-treated first mixed solution dried body in a second dispersion solvent, and a release paper coating step of producing an electrode by coating the second mixed solution onto a release paper, and then drying the second mixed solution.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method of manufacturing a membrane-electrode assembly for fuel cells. The method includes (a) admixing a metal catalyst, an ionomer and a first dispersion solvent to prepare a first admixture, (b) heat treating the first admixture prepared in (a) to form an ionomer-fixed metal catalyst, and (c) immersing the ionomer-fixed metal catalyst formed in (b) in a solvent, wherein the solvent in (c) may include one or more selected from the group consisting of ethanol, propanol, and isopropyl alcohol. The membrane-electrode assembly for fuel cells manufactured by the method may have substantially improved durability.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a polymer electrolyte electrode for fuel cells that can improve performance of the electrode for fuel cells and the capability to transfer substances into the electrode by sequentially bringing two kinds of cation exchange resins into contact with catalysts, powderizing the same and incorporating a catalyst having a multilayer structure including a core and two or more layers of shells into the electrode for fuel cells, and an electrode manufactured by the method.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a solar cell and a manufacturing method therefor. According to the manufacturing method, a highly efficient perovskite solar cell can be manufactured by inducing a spontaneous formation of a recombination preventing layer using the organic halide and the metal halide at a specific molar ratio.

Abstract: Provided is an adduct represented by Formula 1: A.PbY2.Q??(1) wherein A is an organic or inorganic halide, Y is F?, Cl?, Br? or I? as a halogen ion, and Q is a Lewis base including a functional group containing a nitrogen (N), oxygen (O) or sulfur (S) atom with an unshared pair of electrons as an electron pair donor. The Lewis base is maintained more stable in the lead halide adduct. Therefore, the use of the adduct enables the fabrication of a perovskite solar cell with high conversion efficiency.

Abstract: An electronic device for managing one or more applications is provided. The electronic device includes a display, a location measurement module, a communication interface, a memory configured to store a first application program and a second application program, and a processor, electrically connected to the display, the location measurement module, the communication interface, and the memory, configured to execute the first application program, acquire a location information request from the first application program, and determine whether to respond to the location information request at least partially based on a state of the display or information related to the first application program when the instructions are executed.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing an electrode for a fuel cell includes a mixing step of producing a first mixed solution by mixing a carbon support, a metal catalyst, a binder and a first dispersion solvent, a drying step of producing a first mixed solution dried body by drying the first mixed solution, a heat treatment step of heating the first mixed solution dried body, a second mixed solution production step of producing a second mixed solution by dissolving the heat-treated first mixed solution dried body in a second dispersion solvent, and a release paper coating step of producing an electrode by coating the second mixed solution onto a release paper, and then drying the second mixed solution.

Abstract: A release liner used for manufacturing a membrane electrode assembly includes one or more first films formed of a material having a releasing property, and a second film bonded to the first films and having a tensile strength higher than a tensile strength of the first film. The first films are formed of polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) having a non-bonding property and the releasing property.