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Canadian Journal of History, 2018
This article draws on case studies from the energy transitions to coal, oil, and electricity in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries in America to highlight the importance of attending to the material dimensions of energy systems. The essay argues that a focus on materiality illuminates both the political stakes of energy infrastructure and ...
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This article draws on case studies from the energy transitions to coal, oil, and electricity in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries in America to highlight the importance of attending to the material dimensions of energy systems. The essay argues that a focus on materiality illuminates both the political stakes of energy infrastructure and ...
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This chapter examines the critical role of inorganic materials in the advancement of renewable energy technologies. These materials are essential for energy harvesting, conversion, and storage, particularly in devices such as solar cells, wind turbines, and batteries.
Mark Weller +4 more
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Energy landscaping in supramolecular materials
Current Opinion in Structural Biology, 2018This review details recent developments in the design of supramolecular materials with customizable properties that can be coordinated in space and time. We highlight examples where both kinetic and thermodynamic considerations are incorporated in design, to address three challenges: control of order/disorder in supramolecular assembly; formation of ...
Silvio Panettieri, Rein V Ulijn
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Tear energy of impression materials
Journal of Dentistry, 1986Tear energies are determined for different types of impression materials. Reversible hydrocolloids show the lowest tear energy values, followed by alginate materials. Condensation silicone-, addition silicone-, polyether- and polysulphide impression materials give higher tear energy values.
M M, Vrijhoef, P G, Battistuzzi
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Advanced Materials for Energy Storage
Advanced Materials, 2010AbstractPopularization of portable electronics and electric vehicles worldwide stimulates the development of energy storage devices, such as batteries and supercapacitors, toward higher power density and energy density, which significantly depends upon the advancement of new materials used in these devices. Moreover, energy storage materials play a key
Chang, Liu +3 more
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1988
Discussions in the course of the inquiries which led to the writing of this book revealed a broad consensus in the scientific and industrial worlds alike. Prior to December 1986 everyone interested in the development of superconducting materials agreed that the upper temperature limit for the phenomenon of superconduction (electrical conduction free ...
Patrick Cohendet +2 more
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Discussions in the course of the inquiries which led to the writing of this book revealed a broad consensus in the scientific and industrial worlds alike. Prior to December 1986 everyone interested in the development of superconducting materials agreed that the upper temperature limit for the phenomenon of superconduction (electrical conduction free ...
Patrick Cohendet +2 more
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2019
Energy materials play a significant role in modern material science. To understand the mechanism of functional materials, an energy functional formulation method can provide an efficient way to systematically describe the behavior of energy materials.
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Energy materials play a significant role in modern material science. To understand the mechanism of functional materials, an energy functional formulation method can provide an efficient way to systematically describe the behavior of energy materials.
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Materials research for fusion energy
Nature Materials, 2006The race is on for developing environmentally friendly energy from fusion. Can modelling speed up the design of materials necessary for good economic performance?
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