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In situ X‐ray absorption spectroscopy at Ce L3 and Cu K‐edges reveals the formation of oxygen‐deficient CeO2 and Cu metallic particles in FTO‐supported Cu‐doped thin films; respectively when heated in H2. Abstract We successfully synthesised ceria and Cu‐doped ceria thin films on fluorine‐doped tin oxide (FTO) glass using electrochemical deposition ...
James T. Hutton+3 more
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ABSTRACT The physics of heavy‐ion collisions is one of the most exciting and challenging directions of science for the last four decades. On the theoretical side one deals with a non‐abelian field theory, while on the experimental side today's largest accelerators are needed to enable these studies.
Marcus Bleicher, Elena Bratkovskaya
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Neutron Scattering in Stretch-Oriented Polyethylene [PDF]
William Myers+2 more
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Impact of Microstructural Properties on Ionic and Heat Transport in NaSICON Glass Ceramics
With glass ceramics made from NaSICON materials, everything is about microstructure and glass phase content. Their influence is investigated with regard to the transport properties, both for ionic and thermal conductivity. Small, nm‐sized tubular porosity is regarded as the transport path of Na2O depletion during sintering and as an additional ...
Frank Tietz+10 more
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Small-Angle Neutron Scattering Study of a Phosphatidylcholine-Phosphatidylethanolamine Mixture. [PDF]
Heller WT.
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Quasielastic Scattering of Thermal Neutrons by CH3OH and CH3SH [PDF]
T.E. Sampson, J.M. Carpenter
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Dendritic growth in batteries presents challenges to both performance and safety. In this study, we have successfully developed a two‐dimensional artificial neural network model that accurately identifies consistent growth modes observed in experimental data.
Zirui Zhao+7 more
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Magnetic Interactions in Rare-Earth Metals from Inelastic Neutron Scattering [PDF]
H. Bjerrum Møller+2 more
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Hydrogen can be added to a solid solution of rutile oxides (RuxTi1‐xO2 and IrxTi1‐xO2) at a concentration of 20–30 at% by exposing it to hydrogen at a temperature of 150–200°C. This has been shown to dramatically increase the catalytic activity of oxidation reactions, such as the combustion of propane (thermal catalysis) and the evolution of oxygen in ...
Herbert Over, Wei Wang
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Neutron Scattering Studies of Heterogeneous Catalysis. [PDF]
Yu X+10 more
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