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(a) XRD of thickness-dependent VO2 epitaxial film on rutile TiO2 substrate; (b) schematic shows the growth of rutile VO2 phase on rutile TiO2; (c) resistance–temperature plot; and (d) corresponding differential resistance plot showing occurrences of resistance drop at different temperatures for varied VO2 film thickness (Fan et al., 2014).
Published: March 2023
FIG. 4.6 (a) XRD of thickness-dependent VO2 epitaxial film on rutile TiO2 substrate; (b) schematic shows the growth of rutile VO2 phase on rutile TiO2; (c) resistance–temperature plot; and (d) corresponding differential resistance plot showing More about this image found in (a) XRD of thickness-dependent VO2 epitaxial film on rutile TiO...
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Schematic of the growth configuration and the corresponding x-ray diffraction pattern of the BFO layers with constant thickness and LSMO with varying thicknesses [tetragonal (a), mixed (b), and rhombohedral (c)].
Published: March 2023
FIG. 7.6 Schematic of the growth configuration and the corresponding x-ray diffraction pattern of the BFO layers with constant thickness and LSMO with varying thicknesses [tetragonal (a), mixed (b), and rhombohedral (c)]. More about this image found in Schematic of the growth configuration and the corresponding x-ray diffracti...
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(a) Substrate and film with lattice parameters as and a0, respectively, where as<a0. (b) Pseudomorphic growth with compressive strain. (c) Misfit dislocation of thin-film growth beyond critical thickness.
Published: March 2023
FIG. 3.13 (a) Substrate and film with lattice parameters a s and a 0 , respectively, where a s < a 0 . (b) Pseudomorphic growth with compressive strain. (c) Misfit dislocation of thin-film growth beyond critical thickness. More about this image found in (a) Substrate and film with lattice parameters a s and a 0...
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HRTEM image of PZT/SRO interface (Jia et al., 2007) showing the measured lattice parameters in the film and substrate. The thick arrow denotes the interface. dIL and dIS are the shift parameters as defined in Fig. 5.3(c).
Published: March 2023
FIG. 5.2 HRTEM image of PZT/SRO interface ( Jia et al., 2007 ) showing the measured lattice parameters in the film and substrate. The thick arrow denotes the interface. dIL and dIS are the shift parameters as defined in Fig. 5.3(c) . Reproduced More about this image found in HRTEM image of PZT/SRO interface ( Jia et al., 2007 ) show...
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Results of the path analysis part of SEM models 1–4 show how the relationship between gender and physics identity is mediated through self-efficacy, interest, and perceived recognition (P.R.). (a) In model 1, there are only covariances between each pair of constructs: self-efficacy, P.R., and interest. (b) In model 2, self-efficacy predicts interest and P.R., and interest predicts P.R. (c) In model 3, interest predicts self-efficacy and P.R., and self-efficacy predicts P.R. (d) In model 4, P.R. predicts interest and self-efficacy, and self-efficacy predicts interest. The dashed lines represent residual covariances between constructs. The solid lines represent regression paths, and the numbers on the lines are standardized regression coefficients (β values), which represent the strength of the regression relations. Each regression line thickness qualitatively corresponds to the magnitude of the β value. Regression coefficients with p &lt; 0.050 are indicated by superscript ***, p &lt; 0.010 are indicated by superscript **, and p ≤ 0.001 are indicated by no superscript. For clarity, we have removed the statistically insignificant regression paths from gender to identity or gender to P.R. and self-efficacy in models 2 and 3.
Published: March 2023
residual covariances between constructs. The solid lines represent regression paths, and the numbers on the lines are standardized regression coefficients (β values), which represent the strength of the regression relations. Each regression line thickness qualitatively corresponds to the magnitude More about this image found in Results of the path analysis part of SEM models 1–4 show how the relationsh...
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Series: AIPP Books, Principles
Published: March 2023
10.1063/9780735425590_007
EISBN: 978-0-7354-2559-0
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... and beyond the critical thickness the strain relaxes by various means, by the formation of misfit dislocations, formation of ferroelastic domains and relaxing into a strain-free crystal structure, etc. In the case of TMO, the authors have grown TMO epilayers on SrTiO3(STO)(001) single crystal...
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Series: AIPP Books, Methods
Published: March 2023
10.1063/9780735425743_011
EISBN: 978-0-7354-2574-3
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... cellulose content in the wood chips along with controlling other aspects of fiber morphology like the cell wall thickness of the wood chips during the Kraft pulping process ( Kim and Jang, 2013 ; and Frey et al., 2018 ). The other important aspect of fiber morphology is the lignin content...
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Published: March 2023
10.1063/9780735425590_003
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... γfs depends on the lattice mismatch between the layer and substrate and the thickness of the layer being grown. Now, since γi increases with the increase in the thickness of the layer, it may so happen that despite having fulfilled the above condition at the early stage of growth...
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Published: March 2023
10.1063/9780735425590_004
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... thin films of 10 nm and 70 nm thickness of VO2 were grown on TiO2 substrate via pulsed laser deposition. In this work, a 10-nm-thick VO2 (001) thin film showed a resistivity drop at a lower transition temperature near 290 K, while a 70-nm-thick VO2 film...
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Published: March 2023
10.1063/9780735425590_010
EISBN: 978-0-7354-2559-0
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... emission scanning electron microscopy (FESEM). This film demonstrated a well-defined columnar structure extending from the bottom BCZT to the top BCZT layer through the intermediate CFO layer (i.e., across the entire film thickness). FIG. 10.2 Cross-sectional SEM image of a BCZT/CFO/BCZT ME composite...
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... Compounds: Strain, Composition and Layer Thickness ( Panalytical , Almelo , 2009 ), p. 119 . Kittel , C. , Solid State Physics ( Shell Development Company , 1955 ), Vol. 3. Lovett , D. R. , Tensor Properties of Crystals ( CRC Press , 2018 ). Malgrange , C. , Ricolleau...
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Book cover for Strain Engineering in Functional Materials and Devices
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EISBN: 978-0-7354-2559-0
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... digester ,” AIChE J.   65 ( 6 ), e16589 ( 2019 ). 10.1002/aic.v65.6 Choi , H. and Kwon , J. S. , “ Modeling and control of cell wall thickness in batch delignification ,” Comput. Chem. Eng.   128 , 512 – 523 ( 2019 ). 10.1016/j.compchemeng.2019.06.025 Choi , H. and Kwon...
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EISBN: 978-0-7354-2559-0
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... to grow 2D monolayers ( Shanmugam et al., 2022 ). Nonetheless, the synthesis of defect-free large 2D hetero-structures with one or few atomic layer thickness remains a big challenge. This can be maneuvered by a thorough understanding of the role point defects and grain boundaries in 2D systems...
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EISBN: 978-0-7354-2559-0
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... on compatible, single crystalline substrates ( Ohring, 2001 ; and Herman et al., 2013 ). In general, thin films of these functional materials show thicknesses varying between sub-micrometers to a few nanometers. Therefore, it is necessary to use a bulk substrate material to provide mechanical support...
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(a) Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) images of the porous AAO cantilevers used for moisture sensing at different magnifications: (i) AAO cantilevers with a layer of gold coating of 30-nm thickness, (ii) enlarged SEM image of (i) reprinted with permission from Lee et al., Sens. Actuators B Chem. 137(2), 561–565 (2009). Copyright 2009 Elsevier. (b) Fabrication of high surface area carbon nanotube (CNT)/carbon composite MC and measurement procedure comprises of (i) photolithographic patterning of a 4-nm iron (Fe) catalyst film, (ii) vertical growth of CNT forest from Fe catalyst, (iii) infiltration of the CNT forest and subsequent release from the substrate, and (iv) mounting of the fabricated device between a clamp and a piezoelectric element. Optical deflection measurement is then carried out using laser reflection (with permission to use under creative common license (Noyce et al., 2019) published by the royal society of chemistry.
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FIG. 8.2 (a) Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) images of the porous AAO cantilevers used for moisture sensing at different magnifications: (i) AAO cantilevers with a layer of gold coating of 30-nm thickness, (ii) enlarged SEM image of (i) reprinted with permission from Lee et al., Sens More about this image found in (a) Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) images of the porous AAO cantilevers...
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Published: March 2023
10.1063/9780735425613_007
EISBN: 978-0-7354-2561-3
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.... Theoretically, the photons emitted from the sunlight fall onto the solar panel and create an electric current through a process called the photovoltaic effect, creating a small energy. In the PV cell, the n layer is very thin (i.e., about the thickness of an eggshell) and thus, allowing light...
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Series: AIPP Books, Methods
Published: March 2023
10.1063/9780735425743_005
EISBN: 978-0-7354-2574-3
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... of receiver surface 0.85 Insulation layer thickness of receiver cylindrical surface 0.18 m Insulation layer thickness of receiver bottom surface 0.27 m Total heat transfer area of the working fluid 2.02 m2 Heliostat parameter identification Since the examined heliostat contains four...