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Mawby, Microelectronics Journal 38 (2007) 1233–1237
Werheit, Solid State Sciences 86 (2018) 38–44
Brand, Materials Science and Engineering: B 79 (2001) 191–202
Wood, Journal of Crystal Growth 74 (1986) 210–216
Ferro, Critical Reviews in Solid State and Materials Sciences 40 (2015) 56–76

Effect of Solid Reaction Temperature on the Cation Mixing and Electrochemical Properties of LiNi0.4Co0.2Mn0.4O2 Cathode Materials in High Energy Li-Ion Batteries Lin Zhang a, Fei Luo, Xing-shuai Zhang, Yu-zhong Guo b School of Materials Science and Engineering, Kunming University of Science and Technology, Kunming 650093,Yunnan Province, China a 1990zlin@sina.com, b yzguocn62@sina.com (corresponding author) Keywords: LiNixCo1-2xMnxO2; calcination temperature, cation mixing, cycleability Abstract.
A LiNi0.4Co0.2Mn0.4O2 material was prepared via the co-precipitation in solution and ensuing solid reaction of the prepared precursors with LiOH.H2O, investigating the influence of solid reaction temperature on the cation mixing and electrochemical performance of the materials as a cathode.
Among several promising alternative candidates, LiNixCo1−2xMnxO2 materials stand prominently, especially LiNi1/3Co1/3Mn1/3O2, which have been incurring extensive investigations and been put successfully in commercial scale-up use in recent years.
When the I(003)/I(104) ratio >1.2, the materials trends to a well- layered structure with small cation mixing.
Journal of Fluorine Chemistry, 2007, 128: 139-143

Strengthening by CFRP sticking to steel plates can exploit advantages of the two materials.
So, strengthening with composite material with CFRP sticking to steel plates can exploit advantages of the two materials to full and cover the shortage of both of them[1].
This paper presents the results of an experimental investigation into the creep behavior of the composite materials in tension.
The load-strain curves of composite materials show that the loading processe can be apparently divided into two phases by the yield points of composite materials.
References [1] Lu Yiyan, Zhou Ting: Yingyong Lixue Xuebao.Vol. 23 (2006), p. 284 ( In Chinese) [2] Lu Yiyan, Zhang Haojun, Liu Suli: Journal of Wuhan University of Technology Materials Science. 23 (2008), p. 727 ( In Chinese) [3] Al Chami, G.

Effects of Graphite Mold on Cooling Process of Fused AZS 33# Refractory Fei Yuan a, Daoyuan Yang b, Ting Wang c, Zhan Li d School of Materials Science and Engineering, Zhengzhou University, Zhengzhou 450001, China a442681436@qq.com, byangdaoyuan@zzu.edu.cn; ctingting880311@163.com, d961017928@qq.com Keywords: AZS 33#; cooling process simulation; thermal conductivity; thickness of mold; graphite Abstract.
Computer simulation can express material cooling process vividly, quickly and accurately.
Acknowledgement This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China, under Grant No.50972131.
China Academic Journal Electronic Publishing House. 45 (2011) 26-29
China Academic Journal Electronic Publishing House. 35(2011)29-35

Understanding materials’ behavior at the atomic level has long been a grand challenge to scientists and engineers across many disciplines.
From macroscopic viewpoint, 10 7/s-10 8/s is deemed very high strain rate for any materials and structures.
S.Y.Hu, M.Ludwig, P.Kizler and S.Schmauder, Modelling and Simulation in Materials Science and Engineering, 6 (1998), p. 567 6.
H.A.Wu and A.K.Soh, International Journal of Nonlinear Sciences and Numerical Simulation, 4(2003) p. 233 12.
M.Doyama and Y.Kogure, Computational Materials Science, 14 (1999) p. 80 (a) (b) (c) (d) Fig. 5 Atomic images of fracture process of metal nanowire (a) !

In conventional heating processes, energy is transferred to the material by convection, conduction and radiation phenomena through the external materials surface, in presence of thermal gradients.
Microwave energy is delivered directly to materials through molecular interactions with electromagnetic field via conversions of electromagnetic energy into thermal energy [1].
Materials and methods Specimens.
Acknowledgements This project was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 30760192), Science and Fund of Technology Innovation team of Inner Mongolia Agricultural University (NDPYTD2010-2) and The Doctor Scientific Research Foundation of Inner Mongolia Agricultural University (BJ10-25).
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Diogo Montalvao et al. [19] used finite element method for analysis of cyclic performance Ni-Ti rotary files made up of different materials.
Diogo Montalvao, A study on the influence of Ni-Ti M-Wire in the flexural fatigue life of endodontic rotary files by using finite element analysis, Materials Science and Engineering, 40 (2014) 452-57
Leroy, A.M.F., An analytical mechanical model to describe the response of Ni Ti rotary endodontic files in a curved root canal, Materials Science and Engineering. 32 (2012) 1594-600
Montalvao D, Shengwen Q, A study on the influence of Ni–Ti M-Wire in the flexural fatigue life of endodontic rotary files by using FEA, Materials Science and Engg. 40 (2014 ) 172-79
Moinzadeh, A.T., Zerbst, Porosity distribution in root canals filled with gutta percha and calcium silicate cement, Dental Materials. 31 (2015 ) 1100-08.

Zhevtun, Corrosion: materials, protection. 7(2009) 1–5
An'shakov, Plasma treatment of materials, TSUAB Publ, Tomsk, 2009
Urbakh, Generation of ARC Plasma for Materials Processing.
Russian Physics Journal. 55 (2012) 12/2
Advanced Materials Research. 872 (2014) 162-166

The Experimental study on different curing material, the curing material was P.S.A32.5 Portland slag cement, lime and fly ash.
Journal of China Highway, 2006, 19, (5): 12~15
Journal of Jiangsu university, 2007, 28, (5): 442~445
Northeastern University (Natural Science), 2003, 23, (3): 292~295
New building materials, 2006, (6): 40~42

Photovoltaic Cell Parameters Identification Using Nonlinear Mathematical Programming Helal Al-Hamadi Department of Information Science, College of Computer Science and Engineering, Kuwait University, P.O.
Solar cells are made of semiconductor material with a p-n junction that has the property of, when exposed to sunlight, produces direct-current electricity proportional to the solar radiation.
Corresponding Author Helal Al-Hamadi, Department of Information Science, College of Computer Science and Engineering, Kuwait University, P.O.
Al-Othman, “Optimal extraction of solar cell parameters using pattern search”, Renewable Energy Journal, V.44, pp. 238-245, 2012
Vorster, “Local device parameter extraction of a concentrator photovoltaic cell under solar spot illumination”, Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells Journal, Vol, 94 (12), pp. 2129-2136, 2010