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Porous Iridium Oxide Inverse Opal Catalysts Enable Efficient PEM Water Electrolysis
Porous iridium‐based inverse opal (IrOx‐IO) structures are introduced as high‐performance, unsupported PEM‐WE anode catalysts. Their electrochemical behavior is analyzed through porosity/surface area tuning, voltage breakdown, and circuit modeling.
Sebastian Möhle +4 more
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Occupational Benzene Exposure in the Norwegian Offshore Petroleum Industry, 2002-2018. [PDF]
Ridderseth H +7 more
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Ionic epoxy networks are prepared using ammonium salts as hardeners, leading to a two‐stage curing process with a thermoplastic‐like intermediate. This uncommon behavior enables extrusion and fabrication of thermoplastic prepregs that can be cured into thermoset composites.
Izabela Kurowska +10 more
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Low-Cost Electromagnetic Split-Ring Resonator Sensor System for the Petroleum Industry. [PDF]
Rivera-Lavado A +5 more
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An Integrated Stainless Steel‐Based Electrode for Durable Direct Natural Seawater Electrolysis
We report an integrated stainless steel‐based electrode featuring Pt atomic clusters anchored on a NiFe‐LDH anticorrosive layer. By regulating interfacial water dynamics to suppress chloride attack, this hierarchical architecture achieves superior durability (over 1000 h) and energy efficiency in direct seawater electrolysis, offering a cost‐effective ...
Jiankun Li +10 more
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Distinguishing Anhydrate and Gypsum Scale in Mixing Incompatible Surface and Ground Waters During Water Injection Process [PDF]
Determination of the type of precipitated calcium sulfate in mixing two incompatible injection and formation waters was studied experimentally in this work at two temperatures of 26oC and 80oC.
Meisam Kamalipour +3 more
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A Brief Review of the Status of Low-Pressure Membrane Technology Implementation for Petroleum Industry Effluent Treatment. [PDF]
Dizayee KKH, Judd SJ.
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Rewriting Polymer Fate via Chemomechanical Coupling
This work introduces a life‐like “living” polymer platform that can grow, degrow, and reprogram its properties after fabrication. By integrating mass transport, reversible polymerization, and controlled catalysis, the material achieves on‐demand changes in size, shape, and mechanical properties.
Jiahe Huang +9 more
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