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Charge-Regulated Electrochemistry in Self-Standing Carbon Nanotube-Nanocellulose Hybrid Electrodes. [PDF]

Langmuir
Ferrer Pascual L, Akhlamadi G, Nekoueian K, Akhoundian M, Sun M, Meinander K, Liimatainen H, Laurila T.   +7 more
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Beyond Partitioning: Using Force Field Science to Evaluate Electrostatics Models. [PDF]

J Chem Theory Comput
Najla Hosseini A, Kříž K, van der Spoel D.   +2 more
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Simultaneous learning of static and dynamic charges.

Phys Chem Chem Phys
Stärk P, Stooß H, Langer MF, Rumiantsev E, Schlaich A, Ceriotti M, Loche P.   +6 more
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Electrostatic charging by condensation

Physics Bulletin, 1969
During the course of laboratory experiments designed to produce a fine condensed water vapour mist, by passing room air over solid carbon dioxide contained in an electrically isolated stainless steel vessel, it was noticed that the outside of the vessel became charged to a potential of several thousand volts, negative with respect to earth.
P J Musgrove, A D Wilson, J C Gibbings, E Elliott, T I Pritchard, M J Hampshire, R D Tomlinson   +6 more
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Charging CAR by electrostatic power

Immunological Reviews, 2023
SummaryChimeric antigen receptor (CAR)‐T cell therapy has emerged as a promising approach for cancer treatment. CAR is a synthetic immune receptor that recognizes tumor antigen and activates T cells through multiple signaling pathways. However, the current CAR design is not as robust as T cell receptor (TCR), a natural antigen receptor with high ...
Haopeng Wang, Yuwei Huang, Chenqi Xu
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Electrostatic Stretching of a Charged Vesicle

Langmuir, 2006
We present a closed-form solution of electrostatic potential self-induced by a uniformly charged micro/nanovesicle and the corresponding elastic deformation of the vesicle membrane due to Maxwell stress. At equilibrium, the electrostatic force induced on both sides of the membrane is balanced by the elastic force of the stretched membrane.
Tai-Hsi, Fan, Olga I, Vinogradova
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The Unpredictability of Electrostatic Charging

Angewandte Chemie International Edition, 2012
Capricious charges: the electrostatic charging that occurs when two surfaces come into contact is familiar to everyone, and has been known for millennia. Nonetheless, the scientific understanding of the phenomenon is poor, and it is not possible to reliably predict which surface will charge positively and which will charge negatively. Recent work shows
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Electrostatic Charges on Clays

IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications, 1985
Cation charges present on the surfaces of clay minerals are expected to play a major role in industrial processes involving dry electrostatic separation of granular mixtures containing clay particles. A recent promising potential application has been the removal of clay from British Columbia pulverized coals prior to burning.
Ion I. Inculet, Robert M. Quigley, Ernest M. J. Beisser   +2 more
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Electrostatic charge statistics

Electrical Engineering, 1951
THE BASIC PART of a common form of electrostatic separator is the rotating cylindrical electrode A of Figure 1. A granular material is fed from hopper W by means of the vibrating conveyor E onto A. The rotation of A carries the particles through some form of an electric field where the particles are deflected in accordance with their electrical ...
Foster Fraas, O. C. Ralston
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