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Nutrient deficiency and bioavailability in the low-carbon and alkaline soils of semiarid areas of Ethiopia are serious problems. Identifying novel approaches to managing soil fertility helps reverse soil degradation, thereby bolstering crop productivity ...
Abeba Nigussie Retta +5 more
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Abstract Rift zones, both on land and submarine, are key pathways for mantle‐derived CO2 degassing to the Earth's surface. Fixation of CO2 as carbonates plays a critical role in regulating these emissions. This study examines carbon abundance and isotope compositions in hydrothermal fluids, altered rocks, and carbonates from geothermal systems in both ...
Barbara I. Kleine‐Marshall +23 more
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Abstract Knowledge of the seismogenic environment of fault zones is critical for understanding the processes and mechanisms of large earthquakes. We conducted a rock magnetic study of the fault rocks and protoliths to investigate the seismogenic environment of earthquakes in the Motuo fault zone, in the eastern Himalayan syntaxis.
Yong CAO +7 more
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Minerals with a low thermal stability strongly constrain the history of cooling and later tectonic reworking of an area, provided these minerals can be dated.
Romer, Rolf L.,, Rolf L. Romer
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Abstract This study investigates the synthesis and characterization of Al2O3 nanoparticles derived from multilayered packaging (MLP) waste, specifically postconsumer coffee capsules, and evaluates their efficacy in fluoride adsorption from aqueous solutions.
Bikesh Ghinangju +2 more
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Abstract Foam materials produced from biopolymers stand out as a more environmentally friendly insulation material solution. This study presents a comprehensive investigation into the development and optimization of chitosan‐based foam materials using a Box–Behnken design.
Rıfat Kurt +3 more
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Dehydration dynamics of stilbite using synchrotron X-ray powder diffraction
The continuous structural transformation of the natural zeolite stilbite (Na3.62K0.44Ba0.03Ca6.32Sr0.28Mg0.04[Fe(0.01)(3+)A1(17.33)Si(54.64)O(144)].6OH(2)O) upon dehydration has been studied using Rietveld structure analysis of temperature-resolved ...
Artioli G. +14 more
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Abstract Laumontite is a common and potentially frictionally unstable hydrothermal alteration product present in deep faults of the Gonghe EGS reservoir. We characterize the friction‐stability characteristics of synthetic laumontite gouge under in situ reservoir conditions. The pure laumontite gouge is frictionally strong (μ = 0.73–0.98) and the quartz/
Chongyuan Zhang +7 more
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Metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) and zeolites are unconventional solutions for the surface engineering of high‐voltage or high‐capacity cathode materials. Framework materials have favorable characteristics like manageable structures, topological control, high porosity, large surface area, and low density. These frameworks‐based surface modifications can
Rajashree Konar +4 more
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Sensor Response of Stilbite Single Crystals Under “in Situ” Conditions
The isothermal conductivity of natural stilbite single crystals depends on water content, polar organic molecule concentration and charge compensating cation species.
H. Ghobarkar, P. Knauth, O. Schäf
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