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Water dimer rotationally resolved millimeter-wave spectrum observation at room temperature.
Physical Review Letters, 2013Water dimers (H(2)O)(2) are believed to affect Earth's radiation balance and climate, homogeneous condensation, and atmospheric chemistry. Moreover, the pairwise interaction which binds the dimer appears to be of paramount importance for expounding a complete molecular description of the liquid and solid phases of water.
M. Tretyakov +4 more
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An integrated dataset of daily lake surface water temperature over Tibetan Plateau
Earth System Science Data, 2021. Lake surface water temperature (LSWT) is a critical physical property of the aquatic ecosystem and an evident indicator of climate change. By combining the strengths of satellite-based observation and modelling, we have produced an integrated daily ...
Linan Guo +8 more
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IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, 2022
Remote sensing of water parameters and flow dynamic progress is of critical importance to water environment observation. Underwater acoustic tomography technology uses multiple sound stations to construct distributed sensing network for large-scale ...
Shijie Xu +5 more
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Remote sensing of water parameters and flow dynamic progress is of critical importance to water environment observation. Underwater acoustic tomography technology uses multiple sound stations to construct distributed sensing network for large-scale ...
Shijie Xu +5 more
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Thermochimica Acta, 2021
Abstract The reversibility of protein denaturation is an essential factor for biotechnology. Previous differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) studies demonstrated the development of the low-temperature shoulder on the calorimetric denaturation peak of lysozyme in successive heating-cooling cycles, which implies irreversible denaturation.
Mukhametzyanov T.A. +4 more
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Abstract The reversibility of protein denaturation is an essential factor for biotechnology. Previous differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) studies demonstrated the development of the low-temperature shoulder on the calorimetric denaturation peak of lysozyme in successive heating-cooling cycles, which implies irreversible denaturation.
Mukhametzyanov T.A. +4 more
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Calorimetric Observation of the Melting of Free Water Nanoparticles at Cryogenic Temperatures
Physical Review Letters, 2009We present an experimental study of the thermodynamics of free, size-selected water cluster anions consisting of 48 and 118 molecules. The measured caloric curves of the clusters are bulklike at low temperatures but show a well-defined, particle-size specific transition at 93+/-3 K for (H2O)48- and 118+/-3 K for (H2O)118-. At the transition temperature
Hock, Christian Albrecht +6 more
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Temperature-Induced Hydrophobic-Hydrophilic Transition Observed by Water Adsorption
Science, 2008The properties of nanoconfined and interfacial water in the proximity of hydrophobic surfaces play a pivotal role in a variety of important phenomena such as protein folding. Water inside single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWNTs) can provide an ideal system for investigating such nanoconfined interfacial water on hydrophobic surfaces, provided that the ...
Hai-Jing, Wang +3 more
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Cod in hot water: observations of behaviour in relation to temperature
Journal of Fish Biology, 2003Fish behaviour varies considerably in response to changes in environmental and biological conditions. Cod (Gadus morhua) is not a homeothermic species and recent research has suggested that the recruitment and distribution of cod stocks may be influenced by temperature. Concerns have therefore been raised about the potential effect of climate change on
K. Turner, D. Righton
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Prediction of Dissolved Oxygen from pH and Water Temperature in Aquaculture Prawn Ponds
Proceedings of the Australasian Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence - Workshops, 2018In this study, dissolved oxygen is predicted from pH and water temperature. A linear regression model, a feed forward artificial neural network (ANN), a linear dynamical system (LDS), and a long short term memory (LSTM) recurrent neural network are ...
J. Dabrowski, A. Rahman, A. George
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, 2020
Quantitative analysis of poisonous Pd hydroxide phase formation during methane combustion in the presence of water is performed via in situ X‐ray absorption spectroscopy from 200 to 500 deg C for palladium catalysts supported on tin and aluminum oxides ...
William G. Barrett +5 more
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Quantitative analysis of poisonous Pd hydroxide phase formation during methane combustion in the presence of water is performed via in situ X‐ray absorption spectroscopy from 200 to 500 deg C for palladium catalysts supported on tin and aluminum oxides ...
William G. Barrett +5 more
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Advances in Geoscience
By analyzing the dynamic characteristics of the water temperature observation data of Huichang Well, combining the well water temperature gradient curve to analyze the best position of the water temperature observation sensor, and analyzing the changes ...
Zhi-Cheng Yu
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By analyzing the dynamic characteristics of the water temperature observation data of Huichang Well, combining the well water temperature gradient curve to analyze the best position of the water temperature observation sensor, and analyzing the changes ...
Zhi-Cheng Yu
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