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SusMatThe rapid evolution of electric vehicles (EVs) highlights the critical role of battery technology in promoting sustainable transportation. This review offers a comprehensive introduction to the diverse landscape of batteries for EVs.
Axel Celadon +3 more
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Chemical and strontium isotope analysis of Yaozhou celadon glaze
, 2019 To produce useful information about the raw materials used in northern Chinese Yaozhou celadon glazes Chinese glazes (especially the source of the calcium‐bearing flux), Sr isotope analysis has been used for the first time.
Chenery, S. +13 more
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L’Eden oublié : le brouillage des signes dans l’Astrée
Etudes Epistémè, 2003 Honoré d’Urfé’s Astrée is often considered as a « baroque » novel. This term « baroque » is most apt not only because of the book’s theatricality, but also because it conveys the idea of a crisis of meaning: as early as the first pages, Astrée ...
Tony Gheeraert
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Tea versus Celadon : some chromatic interactions
Cultura e Scienza del Colore - Color Culture and Science, 2016 The tea as well as the stoneware named celadon in Occident, are inventions originate from China. The triad established by the “Elements” tea, celadon and jade is emblematic in the culture of the Middle Kingdom and encompasses numerous symbolic. The existing synergy between these three materials is, finally, based on imitation (mimèsis) developed by ...
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[Ceramic Horse Figurine, Smoky Celadon, Dallas Museum of Art Collection]
, 1950 Octavio Medellin's glazed ceramic horse figurine titled Smoky Celadon, part of the Dallas Museum of Art ...
Medellin, Octavio, 1907-1999
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InorganicsThis study examines technological change in Longquan celadon from the Dayao kiln-site area by asking three related questions: how body and glaze compositions changed from the Southern Song to the Yuan and Ming periods; how these compositional changes ...
Peng Xing +7 more
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, 2017 It is in with a shout that the royal families of the Joseon Dynasty marked Celadon down as an exclusive possession of the Crown Prince since the first publication of Gyeongguk Daejeon in 1461.
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, 2013 In Korea green-glazed celadon ceramics were manufactured during the Koryŏ kingdom (AD 918–1392), but by the end of the fourteenth century their manufacture ceased and they virtually disappeared from view until the 1880s when they began to be unearthed ...
Horlyck, Charlotte
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