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Conducting properties of mixed reverse micelles

Colloids and Surfaces A: Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects, 1999
Abstract The conducting properties of mixed reverse micelles formed with AOT and other surfactants have been investigated, with the emphasis on the effect of solvents and surfactant composition. The phenomena observed were interpreted according to the formerly proposed physical meaning of W0,max, which stands for the molar ratio of water to ...
Daojun Liu, Jiming Ma, Humin Cheng, Zhenguo Zhao   +3 more
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Reverse Holder's inequality in non linear conductivity

NoDEA : Nonlinear Differential Equations and Applications, 1997
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Surge Current Capability of GaN E-HEMTs in Reverse Conduction Mode

International Symposium on Power Semiconductor Devices and IC's, 2019
In this paper, we investigate the surge current capability of two types of commercial GaN enhancement-mode HEMTs (E-HEMTs) in the reverse conduction mode, and reveal the impacts of the p-GaN technology and gate-to-source voltage ($\boldsymbol{V}_{\mathbf{
Yinxiang Liu, Shaowen Han, Shu Yang, Kuang Sheng   +3 more
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Reply to “Nodal conduction block and reversible conduction failure are not electrophysiological markers for axonal loss”

Clinical Neurophysiology, 2021
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Uncini A., Santoro L.
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Acetazolamide reversibly inhibits water conduction by aquaporin-4

Journal of Structural Biology, 2009
Aquaporin-4 (AQP4) has been implicated in cytotoxic brain edema resulting from water intoxication, brain ischemia or meningitis. AQP4 inhibitors suitable for clinical use would thus be expected to help protect against brain edema. Here, we report the effect of inhibitors on water conduction by AQP4 and AQP1 reconstituted into liposomes.
Yukihiro, Tanimura, Yoko, Hiroaki, Yoshinori, Fujiyoshi   +2 more
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Reversible, Nanometer-Scale Conductance Transitions in an Organic Complex

Physical Review Letters, 2000
Reversible conductance transitions are demonstrated on the molecular scale in a complex of 3-nitrobenzal malononitrile and 1, 4-phenylenediamine, by application of local electric field pulses. Both macroscopic and local current-voltage (I/V) measurements show similar electrical bistability behavior.
, Gao, , Sohlberg, , Xue, , Chen, , Hou, , Ma, , Fang, , Pang, , Pennycook   +8 more
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Reversing the Conductance Evolution of Azobenzene Derivatives in Photoisomerization

Physical Review Letters
Photoisomeric azobenzene derivatives with distinguished conductance in trans and cis states have gained extensive attention for their potential application in fabricating light-controlled electronic switches, which, however, faces great challenges due to the quenching effect once they are coupled to the electrode.
Dalin Zhang, Yan Feng, Xiaona Xu, Keqiang Jia, Ramya Emusani, Zhao-Yang Zhang, Jieyi Zhang, Xin Zuo, Zhibin Zhao, Tao Li, Liang Ma, Dong Xiang   +11 more
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Reversible Conductance Switching of Single Diarylethenes on a Gold Surface

Advanced Materials, 2006
Light-controlled conductance switching of diarylethenes attached to Au(111) is reported (see figure). First, scanning tunneling microscopy is used to demonstrate reversible photoswitching for individual molecules. Second, reversible switching in self-assembled monolayers is established by means of optical spectroscopy.
Katsonis, Nathalie, Kudernac, Tibor, Walko, Martin, Molen, Sense Jan van der, Wees, Bart J. van, Feringa, Ben L.   +5 more
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Reducing reverse conduction and switching losses in GaN HEMT-based high-speed permanent magnet brushless dc motor drive

European Conference on Cognitive Ergonomics, 2017
Woongkul Lee, Di Han, Wooyoung Choi
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Current Reversal and Negative Conductance for a Super-Conducting Junctions Device

Communications in Theoretical Physics, 2009
In the paper, we study a super-conducting junctions device subject to an input periodic signal and a constant force. It is shown that, for this device, we can get current reversals for the current of the electron pairs versus the frequency of the periodic signal and negative conductance for the current of the electron pairs as a function of the ...
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