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XRF-scanned Ti, Fe and Ca of piston core M77/2_056-5
XRF-scanned Ti, Fe and Ca of piston core M77/2_056-
Mollier-Vogel, Elfi +1 more
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This study explores the use of single‐walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs) for thermoelectric (TE) applications to convert waste heat into electricity. By examining two SWCNT types with varying purity, structure, and thickness, it assesses how different solvents used in buckypaper fabrication affect their TE properties.
Marén Gültner +6 more
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Presentamos un conjunto de piezas de metal, de cobre y bronce, halladas de manera casual en el poblado de la Edad del Bronce de L’Arbocer, en la Font de la Figuera, Valencia.
Pablo García Borja +2 more
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Sediment elemental composition (XRF) of sediment core GeoB19904-2, measured with 10 kV
XRF Core Scanner data of sediment core GeoB19904-2 from Labrador Sea were collected every centimetre downcore over an active area of 15 mm² with a downcore slit size of 10 mm using generator settings of 10 kV directly at the split core surface of the ...
Weiser, Jens
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This study reports a novel Zr58Cu25Al14Nb3 bulk metallic glass that possesses high mechanical strength and low elastic modulus, which further promotes efficient mechanotransduction and significantly improves peri‐implant bone quality upon cyclic occlusal loading.
Yunshu Wu +10 more
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Sediment elemental composition (XRF) of sediment core GeoB19904-2, measured with 30 kV
XRF Core Scanner data of sediment core GeoB19904-2 from Labrador Sea were collected every centimetre downcore over an active area of 15 mm² with a downcore slit size of 10 mm using generator settings of 30 kV directly at the split core surface of the ...
Weiser, Jens
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Determination of Heavy Metals in Inorganic Materials by XRF
For the adoption of the EU directive “Restriction on use of certain Hazardous Substances” (RoHS) using X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analysis suitable materials are required.
Jing Song, Tao Cheng
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Archaeometric investigation of ancient pottery with regard to their material composites allows insights into the material structures, production techniques and manufacturing processes. The applied methods depend on the classification of the pottery: some
Christopher Heilmann +5 more
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By tuning the initial mixing temperature from 0°C to 80°C, the crystal size of SAPO‐34 can be adjusted from micro to nanoscale, reflecting a shift from classical single‐crystal growth at low temperatures to non‐classical polycrystalline aggregation at high temperatures.
Guanghua Liang +4 more
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