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DISSOLUTION OF CALCIUM--STRONTIUM CARBONATE AND ITS SUBSEQUENT MOVEMENT IN THE GROUND.
, 1970 Jan Varga, D.G. Jacobs
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Industry‐Compatible Fully Laminated Perovskite‐CIGS Tandem Solar Cells with Co‐Evaporated Perovskite
Advanced Materials, EarlyView.In this work, a highly efficient bilayer methylammonium lead iodide perovskite is fabricated using a scalable co‐evaporation technique. This strategy enhances the film's stability, allowing the deposition of a tin oxide buffer layer via atomic layer deposition without damaging the perovskite.
Ezra Alvianto +13 more
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Determination by X-ray fluorescence of barium and strontium in barium carbonate of industrial grade
, 1971 Kingo HISANO, Kiyoshi OYAMA
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Development of 3D Reversible Smart Energy‐Saving Devices for Adaptive Energy Management
Advanced Materials, EarlyView.Smart energy‐saving devices with 3D structures operate passively and exhibit reversible solar heating and radiative cooling functions. These devices demonstrate superior performance in building thermal management through dual‐mode operation and provide an optimized 3D energy management platform applicable across various angular environments.
Ho Jun Jin +11 more
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Advanced Materials Interfaces, EarlyView.In this review, the fundamentals, main challenges, and reactor configurations spanning temporal atomic layer deposition (ALD) to spatial ALD have been systematically reviewed. Furthermore, applications of surface modification using particle ALD in the fields of energy, catalysis, luminescence, and human health are introduced. This review aims to assist
Guanghui Yan +6 more
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Study on localization of sudanophilia in mandibular condyles of rats given strontium carbonate.
, 1984 Masaru Nagayama +3 more
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Dielectric Barrier Discharge Electrothermal Heating and Additive Manufacturing of Thermoset Parts
Advanced Materials Technologies, EarlyView.3D printing of thermosets is difficult due to the low yield stress of most uncured resins. However, by locally heating resin using a non‐equilibrium plasma, layers can be partially cured and printing enabled. Plasma application to a liquid epoxy/carbon nanotube composite is observed to cause rapid surface heating and oxidation of the cured layers ...
Ethan M. Harkin +3 more
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