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Online since: June 2025
Authors: Riyatun Riyatun, Budi Purnama, Retna Arilasita, Adiana Musadewi, Utari Utari
Also in the study of Maksoud et al 2018 reported that metal ion substitution was carried out by M-CoFe2O4 where M is a divalent transition metal, does not change the phase and formation of the cobalt ferrite crystal structure after being added with transition metal ions [5].
F, Al-Mekhlafi.
El-Sayyad, A.H.
El-Batal, M.S.
El-Okr, Synthesis and characterization of metals-substituted cobalt ferrite [Mx Co (1-x) Fe2O4;(M=Zn, Cu and Mn; x=0 and 0.5)] nanoparticles as antimicrobial agents and sensors for Anagrelide determination in biological samples, Mater.
F, Al-Mekhlafi.
El-Sayyad, A.H.
El-Batal, M.S.
El-Okr, Synthesis and characterization of metals-substituted cobalt ferrite [Mx Co (1-x) Fe2O4;(M=Zn, Cu and Mn; x=0 and 0.5)] nanoparticles as antimicrobial agents and sensors for Anagrelide determination in biological samples, Mater.
Online since: July 2008
Authors: Yong Lin Kang, Ren Bo Song, Liu Qing Yang, Fan Zhang, Tao Tao
The average equivalent diameter was used to describe the
size of the primary α-Al particles which was examined using imagetool3.0 software.
The average equivalent diameter of the primary α-Al particles only is between 40µm and 44µm and the shape factor of this specimen is 1.28.
The primary α-Al particles were uniformly distributed in the eutectic matrix.
Secondary solidification contributes a further volume fraction of fine and spherical primary α-Al particles.
Du, E.L.
The average equivalent diameter of the primary α-Al particles only is between 40µm and 44µm and the shape factor of this specimen is 1.28.
The primary α-Al particles were uniformly distributed in the eutectic matrix.
Secondary solidification contributes a further volume fraction of fine and spherical primary α-Al particles.
Du, E.L.
Online since: February 2014
Authors: Chien Chon Chen, Zue Chin Chang, Yi Chen Lin, Chih Yuan Chen
The typical structure of CIGS thin film solar cell can be displayed as follows: substrate/ back electrode (Mo)/ absorption layer (CIGS)/ buffer layer (CdS)/ optical window layer (ZnO or AZO)/ Upper electrode (Al).
Ramanathan,e.al.
El Sayed, Kaind M.A.
Ramanathan,e.al.
El Sayed, Kaind M.A.
Online since: November 2015
Authors: Keiko Sasaki, Tsuyoshi Hirajima, Widi Astuti, Naoko Okibe
The use of citric acid for leaching of saprolitic ore from Indonesia has been reported by Widi Astuti et al. [2].
Chemical content of the ore from ICP-OES and XRF analyses indicated that the ore is a typical low-grade saprolitic laterite, containing 1.76 wt% Ni (less than 2 wt% Ni), 21.64% Fe, 2.04% Al, 1.76% Ni, 0.06% Co, 8.44% Mg, 1.07% Cr, 0.43% Mn and 36.30% SiO2.
[3] Ashour, A., El-Sharkawy, S., Amer, M., Marzouk, A., Zaki, A., Kishikawa, A., Ohzono, M., Kondo, R., Shimizu, K., 2014, Production of citric acid from corncobs with its biological evaluation.
Chemical content of the ore from ICP-OES and XRF analyses indicated that the ore is a typical low-grade saprolitic laterite, containing 1.76 wt% Ni (less than 2 wt% Ni), 21.64% Fe, 2.04% Al, 1.76% Ni, 0.06% Co, 8.44% Mg, 1.07% Cr, 0.43% Mn and 36.30% SiO2.
[3] Ashour, A., El-Sharkawy, S., Amer, M., Marzouk, A., Zaki, A., Kishikawa, A., Ohzono, M., Kondo, R., Shimizu, K., 2014, Production of citric acid from corncobs with its biological evaluation.
Online since: September 2007
Authors: Ying Xiang Chang, Yan Dong Chu, Jian Gang Zhang, Xian Feng Li
In this regard, the adaptive
feedback synchronization for several chaotic systems has been investigated by Wang et al. [2], Han
et al. [3] and Park [4].
References [1] Elabbasy EM, Agiza HN, El-Dessoky MM: Chaos, Solitons & Fractals Vol.21 (2004), p.657 [2] Wang Y, Guan ZH, Wang HO: Phys Lett A Vol.312 (2003), p.34 [3] Han X, Lu JA, Wu X: Chaos, Solitons & Fractals Vol.22 (2004), p.221 [4] Park JH: Int J Nonlin Sci Numer Simulat Vol.6 (2005), p.201 [5] Z.M.
References [1] Elabbasy EM, Agiza HN, El-Dessoky MM: Chaos, Solitons & Fractals Vol.21 (2004), p.657 [2] Wang Y, Guan ZH, Wang HO: Phys Lett A Vol.312 (2003), p.34 [3] Han X, Lu JA, Wu X: Chaos, Solitons & Fractals Vol.22 (2004), p.221 [4] Park JH: Int J Nonlin Sci Numer Simulat Vol.6 (2005), p.201 [5] Z.M.
Online since: May 2011
Authors: Xiu Juan Li, Chen Ye, Qing Dai Liu
[2] Hong-Bo Hu, Shan-Jing Yao, Le-HeMei, et al: Biotechnology Letters Vol. 1383–1387 (2000) , p.22 in Chinese
[4] Lijuan liu, Liebo Shu, Hairong Chen, et al: Journal of Plant Genetic Resources Vol.106-110 (2009), p.1 in Chinese
El-Khouri,F.
[4] Lijuan liu, Liebo Shu, Hairong Chen, et al: Journal of Plant Genetic Resources Vol.106-110 (2009), p.1 in Chinese
El-Khouri,F.
Online since: June 2005
Authors: In Seop Lee, Geun Hee Lee, Fu Zhai Cui, Jong Chul Park, J.M. Park, Y.H. Lee, Hyun Joo Son
Lee et al. [14,15] demonstrated the Ir thin film formed with electron beam evaporation showed
identical behavior to bulk Ir, and the charge density increased with increasing number of cycles.
Lee et al. [14,15] found that the cyclic voltammograms of Ir film was identical to a bulk Ir, and the charge injection increased with increasing number of cycles due to the formation of iridium oxide.
Van Kerrebroeck, E.L.
Lee et al. [14,15] found that the cyclic voltammograms of Ir film was identical to a bulk Ir, and the charge injection increased with increasing number of cycles due to the formation of iridium oxide.
Van Kerrebroeck, E.L.