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Research on electrostatic shielding characteristics of electrostatic precipitator
Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association, 2022Air pollution control is a worldwide problem of common concern to all mankind. Electrostatic precipitator (ESP) plays an important role in the purification of flue gas and dust. At present, in a multi-electrode ESP, the middle discharge electrode is often inhibited by the outer discharge electrode, commonly known as electrostatic shielding, which ...
Bing Chen +5 more
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Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 2014
Atomistic simulation of chemical systems is currently limited by the elementary description of electrostatics that atomic point-charges offer. Unfortunately, a model of one point-charge for each atom fails to capture the anisotropic nature of electronic features such as lone pairs or π-systems. Higher order electrostatic terms, such as those offered by
Cardamone, Salvatore +2 more
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Atomistic simulation of chemical systems is currently limited by the elementary description of electrostatics that atomic point-charges offer. Unfortunately, a model of one point-charge for each atom fails to capture the anisotropic nature of electronic features such as lone pairs or π-systems. Higher order electrostatic terms, such as those offered by
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Computer Graphics Forum, 2010
AbstractWe introduce a new global approach for image dithering, stippling, screening and sampling. It is inspired by the physical principles of electrostatics. Repelling forces between equally charged particles create a homogeneous distribution in flat areas, while attracting forces from the image brightness values ensure a high approximation quality ...
Christian Schmaltz +3 more
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AbstractWe introduce a new global approach for image dithering, stippling, screening and sampling. It is inspired by the physical principles of electrostatics. Repelling forces between equally charged particles create a homogeneous distribution in flat areas, while attracting forces from the image brightness values ensure a high approximation quality ...
Christian Schmaltz +3 more
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Electrostatics at the nanoscale
Nanoscale, 2011Electrostatics across all length scales! Electrostatics can mediate assembly of objects on multiple length scales – but at the nanoscale things become a bit less predictable.
Walker, David A. +3 more
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Nature, 1950
DIFFICULTIES encountered by Stoner1,2 and Guggenheim3–5 in their attempts to apply thermodynamics to systems which contain magnetizable matter have made these writers aware of important defects in the usual development of the notion of energy in the theory of magnetism and in the analogous theory of electrostatics. The difficulties occur at the outset,
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DIFFICULTIES encountered by Stoner1,2 and Guggenheim3–5 in their attempts to apply thermodynamics to systems which contain magnetizable matter have made these writers aware of important defects in the usual development of the notion of energy in the theory of magnetism and in the analogous theory of electrostatics. The difficulties occur at the outset,
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Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Reviews on Biomembranes, 1990
In conclusion, charged membrane together with their adjacent electrolyte solution form a thermodynamic and physico-chemical entity. Their surfaces represent an exceptionally complicated interfacial system owing to intrinsic membrane complexity, as well as to the polarity and often large thickness of the interfacial region.
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In conclusion, charged membrane together with their adjacent electrolyte solution form a thermodynamic and physico-chemical entity. Their surfaces represent an exceptionally complicated interfacial system owing to intrinsic membrane complexity, as well as to the polarity and often large thickness of the interfacial region.
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Fundamentals of Electrostatic and Quasi-electrostatic Fields
2020This chapter explains the fundamental characteristics of the electrostatic and quasi-electrostatic fields that the book covers. It deals with basic equations, boundary conditions, and the effects of conduction, among others. The “uniqueness theorem” in electric fields is also explained.
Tadasu Takuma, Takatoshi Shindo
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The Electrostatic Properties Of Membranes
Annual Review of Biophysics and Biomolecular Structure, 1989CONTENTS PERSPECTIVES AND OVERVlEW . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 113 AN ELEMENTARY DISCUSSION OF ELECTROSTATICS AND DOUBLE-LAYER THEORy 115 EXPERIMENTAL TESTS OF THE GOUY-CHAPMAN THEORy 1 19 Dependence of Surface Potential ...
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Probing Local Electrostatics of Glycine in Aqueous Solution by THz Spectroscopy
Angewandte Chemie - International Edition, 2021Martina Havenith +2 more
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