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Spectral tailoring is achieved in the phosphor Na0.6Rb0.4BaB9O15 (NRBBO): Eu2+ using chemical pressure. The gradual decrease of FWHM under chemical pressure of Rb+ ions. WLED based on NRBBO: 0.11Eu2+ have a color gamut of 106% NTSC. The excellent laser excitation properties of NRBBO: 0.11Eu2+ give it great potential as a green phosphor for laser ...
Runtian Kang+3 more
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The rarely investigated metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) of 3D infinite trinuclear zinc units are designed and synthesized. Through controllable programming of ligands, their Lewis acidity and photoactivity are fine‐tuned to enable these MOFs as promising catalysts for the cycloaddition of CO2 and photocatalytic monooxygenation of sulfenamides and ...
Xinglei He+8 more
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Approximate volume rendering for curvilinear and unstructured grids by hardware-assisted polyhedron projection [PDF]
Nelson Max+2 more
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Structure and Ionic Conductivity of Halide Solid Electrolytes Based on NaAlCl4 and Na2ZnCl4
A solid solution forms in the Na2ZnCl4‐type phase when Al³⁺ substitutes in the Zn²⁺ tetrahedral site; correspondingly, Na+ vacancies form in the Na1 site, allowing for Na hopping. The highest ionic conductivity reaches 1.5*10−5 S cm−1 at 25 °C at the edge of the miscibility gap.
Hao Guo+3 more
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A non-Z-compactifiable polyhedron whose product with the Hilbert cube is Z-compactifiable [PDF]
Craig R. Guilbault
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This work successfully synthesized novel 0D Mn2⁺‐based metal halides (MHs) PTA2MnBr4 and DMA2MnBr4 wafers by a precise molecular design the distance between Mn atoms. The larger PTA⁺ benzene ring structure reduces energy transfer. Importantly, the X‐ray detector based on PTA2MnBr4 wafers achieved the high sensitivity of 1122 µC Gyair−1 cm−2, an low LoD
Feifei Chai+8 more
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On the Orientation of Polyhedron after Rolling on a Flat Plane
Yoshihiko Honma
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Fast‐Charging Lithium–Sulfur Batteries
This review explores strategies to overcome fast‐charging challenges in lithium‐sulfur batteries (LSBs). It covers key techniques to address LiPS shuttling, sluggish kinetics, and dendrite formation. The crucial role of battery components, catalysts, and electrode/separator modifications is analyzed.
Jakob Offermann+6 more
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