Richard C. Winterton

TL;DR: In this paper, an ambient temperature rechargeable magnesium battery based on organic electrolytes and positive electrodes capable of reversible intercalation of Mg+2 ions is discussed. But the number of combinations of solvent, solute, and inter-calation cathode which give reasonable battery performance is much more limited for Mg than for alkali metals.

TL;DR: In this paper, an improved method for determining when a set of multivariate data (such as a chromatogram or a spectrum) is an outlier is provided, which involves using a procedure such as Principal Component Analysis to create a model describing a calibration set of spectra or chromatograms which is known to be normal, and to create residuals describing the portion of a particular spectrum or Chromatogram which is not described by the model.

TL;DR: In this paper, a nonaqueous liquid electrolyte with an intercalation cathode was defined for an anode cell of an alkaline earth metal, with the proviso that R1 -R6 cannot be all alkyl or all aryl and triarylalkylborate or aluminate anions.

TL;DR: In this article, an ambient temperature rechargeable magnesium battery based on organic electrolytes and positive electrodes capable of reversible intercalation of Mg+2 ions is discussed. But the number of combinations of solvent, solute, and inter-calation cathode which give reasonable battery performance is much more limited for Mg than for alkali metals.

TL;DR: In this article, an improved method for determining when a set of multivariate data (such as a chromatogram or a spectrum) is an outlier is provided, which involves using a procedure such as Principal Component Analysis to create a model describing a calibration set of spectra or chromatograms which is known to be normal, and to create residuals describing the portion of a particular spectrum or Chromatogram which is not described by the model.