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Small Methods, EarlyView.Laser‐induced breakdown detection (LIBD) is a highly‐sensitive technique to quantify nanoparticles, including nanoplastics, in clean water. The limit of detection for particle concentration is as low as 104 − 106 particles mL−1 and is influenced by particle properties, notably the particle density.
Minh N. Nguyen +3 more
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Establish operating conditions for optimal output characteristics in reactivity controlled combustion engine. [PDF]
Sci RepMuniyappan S, Krishnaiah R.
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Small Methods, EarlyView.This study presents an on‐tip polymerization method that employs a needle substrate with a designed through‐microchannel (“needle‐eye”) to retain a picoliter‐scale solution of nanoparticles. Using a resin precursor as the solution, polymerization is carried out in situ at the needle tip.
Aristide Djoulde +8 more
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Characterization of Municipal Solid Waste as Potential Fuel for Energy Needs. [PDF]
Materials (Basel)Uler-Zefikj M +3 more
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Multi-Directional Visualization of Combustion Chamber in DI-Diesel Engine
, 2000 Takayuki Fuyuto +3 more
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Solar‐Powered Green Hydrogen from Electrolyzer (PV‐H2): A Review
Solar RRL, EarlyView.This review highlights solar‐powered hydrogen production using electrolyzers. While direct photovoltaic (PV) coupling reduces costs, it poses stability challenges. Emerging PV types like floating PV offer integration benefits. However, large‐scale deployment faces issues like land use, high costs, and underexplored long‐term electrolyzer performance ...
Aritra Ghosh
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Experimental Study of Flame Dynamics in a Triple-Injector Swirling Nonpremixed Combustor Under Different Thermoacoustic Self-Excited Instability Modes. [PDF]
Sensors (Basel)Zhang X, Wang S, Liu Y.
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