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Apparatus for high-pressure, low-temperature, neutron-scattering measurements [PDF]
R. Kleb, J. R. D. Copley
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Bottlebrush molecular architecture prevents the crystallization of high molecular weight polyethylene glycol (PEG) based polymers, enabling highly stretchable photocurable PEG hydrogels and elastomers for high‐performance conductive solvent‐free electrolytes at room temperature and for additive manufacturing of complex architectures and multi‐material ...
Baiqiang Huang +5 more
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A DETERMINATION OF THE NEUTRON TEMPERATURE AT THE CENTER OF THE THERMAL TEST REACTOR
G.B. Gavin
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Inelastic neutron scattering measurement of the temperature dependence of excitation linewidths in a one-dimensional antiferromagnet [PDF]
M T Hutchings, C. G. Windsor
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From Molecules to Modules: Advanced Characterization of Membrane Systems
Membrane technologies can enhance the efficiency and selectivity of chemical separations in energy‐water systems. Improving our understanding and design of separation membranes will require studying their properties at the molecular scale, mesoscale, and macroscale. This perspective highlights advanced characterization techniques for revealing membrane
Yaguang Zhu +13 more
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Magnetic Domain Texture in Fe3O4 Thin Films on SiO2 Nanospheres
Fe3O4 thin films grown on ordered SiO2 nanospheres form curved nanocaps with 3D geometry, inducing magnetic domain texture. X‐ray spectromicroscopy (XMCD‐PEEM), cross‐sectional electron microscopy (STEM), and polarized grazing‐incidence small‐angle neutron scattering (GISANS) reveal how topography modulates magnetization.
Mai Hussein Hamed +14 more
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Inverse Spillover and Dimensionality Effects on Interstitial Hydrogen
Interstitial hydrogen behaves distinctly at interfaces compared to the bulk. Vanadium films show proximity‐dependent hydrogen depletion near interfaces–an inverse of hydrogen spillover. Ion beam and resistivity measurements reveal Fe/V‐superlattices have lower hydrogen solubility and higher critical temperature than Cr/V due to proximity‐induced finite
Kristina Komander +6 more
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This work endeavors to engineer uranium mononitride (UN) nanostructures within a metallic nuclear fuel (U─Mo), in order to trap potential fission products (Nd). From consolidation of the nanostructured U─Mo powders all the way to 1000 h at reactor‐like temperatures (500 °C), Nd preferentially migrates to nanostructure boundaries (hetero‐interfaces ...
James Zillinger +8 more
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EFFECTS OF FAST-NEUTRON IRRADIATION AND HIGH TEMPERATURE ON BERYLLIUM OXIDE
R.P. Shields, Jaeho Lee, W.E. Browning
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