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Multiscale phase segregation in block copolymers enables spatially deterministic structuring from molecular to macroscopic scales, decoupling solar scattering and infrared emission for augmented radiative cooling. ABSTRACT Passive radiative cooling, which reflects solar irradiation while emitting heat through the atmospheric window, provides a ...
Mingxin Feng +10 more
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Catheter-Deliverable Floating Hydrogels for Sustained Intravesical Drug Release. [PDF]
Li J, Ni C, Li S, Huang Y, Yue J.
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Facial Cellulitis Mimicking Ludwig's Angina in a Patient with Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia on Dasatinib Therapy. [PDF]
Liang N +4 more
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Influence of ZnO-Decorated Multi-Walled Carbon Nanotubes and Pure-Bore Biopolymers on Shale Chemical Stability and Fluid Loss Control. [PDF]
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POCUS in Differentiating Etiology of Acute Scrotum. [PDF]
Starr M, Baydoun J.
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Fuel, 1986
Abstract Dilatometric studies were carried out on three coal samples in various gaseous environments. The carbon contents of the three samples were 65.8%, 78.3% and 83.8% d.a.f., respectively. The sample with the lowest carbon content has shown the maximum length increase (0.5%) on exposure to a CO 2 atmosphere. This corresponds to a volume increase
P.J. Reucroft, H. Patel
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Abstract Dilatometric studies were carried out on three coal samples in various gaseous environments. The carbon contents of the three samples were 65.8%, 78.3% and 83.8% d.a.f., respectively. The sample with the lowest carbon content has shown the maximum length increase (0.5%) on exposure to a CO 2 atmosphere. This corresponds to a volume increase
P.J. Reucroft, H. Patel
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Swelling and Gas Release in ZnO
Journal of the American Ceramic Society, 1980Swelling and gas release in a model ceramic system, ZnO, were studied under known internal and external pressures, oxygen partial pressures, and temperatures. When gas was not released, the instantaneous swelling strain rate was: εα( DF exp‐Q/RT) where DF
A. A. SOLOMON, F. HSU
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