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October 11 2024
Ryota Okajima, Travis R. Mitchell et al.
Methane pyrolysis using a molten media bubble column reactor is a promising technique for hydrogen production with low carbon dioxide emissions at a feasible price. Understanding the bubble dynamics ...
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October 11 2024
J. T. Delles, E. Dan Dahlberg
The Arrhenius equation was used to describe the dynamics of two-state switching in mesoscale, ferromagnetic particles. Using square permalloy dots as an idealized two-state switching system, ...
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October 11 2024
Patrick Moriarty, Nicola Bodini et al.
The American WAKE ExperimeNt (AWAKEN) is a multi-institutional field campaign focused on gathering critical observations of wind farm–atmosphere interactions. These interactions are responsible for a ...
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October 11 2024
Wanlin Chen, Dorian Louaas et al.
Existing methods to compute theoretical spectra are restricted to the use of time-correlation functions evaluated from accurate atomistic molecular dynamics simulations, often at the ab initio level. ...
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October 10 2024
Rheology of nanocrystalline cellulose (CNC) gels: Thixotropy, yielding, wall slip, and shear banding
Xiaohan Jia, Jourdain H. Piette et al.
This study focuses on the rheological behavior of a cellulose nanocrystal gel. This system [5 wt. % cellulose nanocrystal (CNC) + 20 mM NaCl] is proved to be thixotropic, and the detected shear force ...
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October 10 2024
Nannan Zhang, Zihang Cheng et al.
The advancement of intelligent monitoring technologies has created innovative pathways in the health sector. Leveraging sensors within smart devices, data can be seamlessly harvested by network ...
Perspective
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October 10 2024
O. Henderson-Sapir, D. J. Ottaway
It has been a decade since dual-wavelength pumping revolutionized the efficiency and power of the 3.5 µm transition in erbium-doped fluoride fibers, demonstrating the potential for near-watt level ...