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A novel n‐dopant, phosphazenium tetrafluoroborate (P2BF4), is introduced for efficient n‐doping in N2200, P(PzDPP‐CT2) and other organic semiconductors (OSCs). P2BF4‐doped OSC films exhibit exceptional thermal stability, maintaining electrical conductivity after heating at > 150 °C for 24 h. This stability allows organic thermoelectric devices based on
Huan Wei+11 more
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Combining high polymer orientation of n‐type copolymers by temperature rubbing and sequential doping with N‐DMBI results in a strong improvement of electrical conductivity and thermoelectric power factors reaching up to 9.8 ± 1.6 S cm−1 and 8 ± 3 µW m−1.K2, respectively.
Shubhradip Guchait+7 more
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Pt/C catalysts differing only in the locality of the Pt nanoparticles, whether inside or outside of the pores of the same carbon support, are needed to study the effect of said locality. Depending on the carbon support used, nanoparticles inside the pores can show hindered accessibility and ORR performance.
Giovanni Ferro+8 more
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Combustion of High-Energy Compositions (HECs) Containing Al-B, Ti-B and Fe-B Ultrafine Powders (UFPs). [PDF]
Pang W, Sorokin I, Korotkikh A.
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Nonnoble transition‐metals (TMs) in PtCuNi/C catalysts have a dual influence in proton‐exchange membrane fuel cell cathode catalyst layer. While TMs act as a “sacrificial component” of PtCuNi/C, inhibiting Pt dissolution from the PtMx nanoparticles bearing the active sites, they promote the formation of separate catalysts and ionomer domains in the ...
Ricardo Sgarbi+16 more
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CFD-based investigation of flow field in a glass furnace reactor under an oxy-fuel electric boosting mode. [PDF]
Zhang O+6 more
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The double perovskite BaSrNiWO6 is developed as an oxygen evolution reaction catalyst. B‐site W6+ dissolution drives in situ reconstruction of the surface to a disordered, NiO‐like layer. Consequently, local oxygen species are activated for a surface lattice oxygen evolution mechanism (sLOEM).
Natasha Hales+12 more
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