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A family of amorphous palladium‐based multi‐component phosphides nanoparticles, synthesized via a robust one‐step wet‐chemical method, overcoming the immiscibility of different elements and the difficulty in forming a stable, disordered structure. When applied in the electrochemical nitrate reduction reaction, these nanocatalysts effectively suppress ...
Lei Xu +20 more
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Efficient method for the near-field electromagnetic scattering by buried objects
An efficient method for electromagnetic scattering by 3D buried objects excited by linear transmitting antennas which is valid for both dielectric and conducting objects is presented.
Cui, TJ, Chew, WC
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This study addresses silicon anode degradation using an engineered nSi/Gr/C dual‐carbon matrix. By restricting SEI infiltration, the architecture redirects silicon agglomeration into a beneficial structural self‐adaptive activation. During cycling, silicon nanoparticles self‐organize into a resilient nanoporous sponge. This dynamic network accommodates
Wei Zhang +7 more
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HORIZONTAL VLF TRANSMITTING ANTENNAS NEAR THE EARTH
Elwin W. Seeley, Philip H. Wiborg
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Surface electrical properties experiment study phase, volume 2
The choice of an antenna for a subsurface radio sounding experiment is discussed. The radiation properties of the antennas as placed on the surface of the medium is examined.
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Synthesis of AgBiS2 and AgInS2 Based on Formation Energies in Sulfur‐Rich Reducing Flame
High‐surface‐area AgInS2 and AgBiS2 nanoparticles were synthesized via enclosed flame spray pyrolysis by tuning flame conditions and formation energies to guide phase formation. Flame parameters were tuned to suppress oxides and enable pure sulfide phase growth.
Muhammad Ali Martuza +7 more
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Criteria for Compact Shore Transmitting Antennas.
null SYSTEMS EXPLORATION INC SAN DIEGO CA
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An investigation of pre-launch and in-flight STS range safety radio signal degradation and dropout
The range safety system (RSS) transmitters operate at a frequency of 416.500 MHz. The transmitting antennas transmit left circularly polarized waves, and the shuttle range safety system (SRSS) receiving antennas onboard the shuttle vehicle receive left ...
Mcdonald, Malcolm W.
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Wideband Linearly Polarized Over-2-Bit Transmitarray Antenna for Millimeter-Wave Applications. [PDF]
Shen Y, Feng X, Zhang T.
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