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Online since: July 2020
Authors: Wahyu Bambang Widayatno, Bambang Prihandoko, Achmad Subhan, Chairul Hudaya, Ariono Verdianto, Evvy Kartini, Muhammad Luthfi, Jagad Paduraksa
Li et al., “Nitrogen-doped activated carbon for a high energy hybrid supercapacitor,” Energy Environ.
Ji et al., Capacitance of Carbon-Based Electrical Double-Layer Capacitors, vol. 5. 2014
Ji et al., “Capacitance of carbon-based electrical double-layer capacitors,” Nat.
El-Hendawy, “An insight into the KOH activation mechanism through the production of microporous activated carbon for the removal of Pb 2+ cations,” Appl.
Wang et al., “Advanced Li-ion hybrid capacitors based on the nanostructured ruthenium oxide on MWCNTs,” Appl.
Ji et al., Capacitance of Carbon-Based Electrical Double-Layer Capacitors, vol. 5. 2014
Ji et al., “Capacitance of carbon-based electrical double-layer capacitors,” Nat.
El-Hendawy, “An insight into the KOH activation mechanism through the production of microporous activated carbon for the removal of Pb 2+ cations,” Appl.
Wang et al., “Advanced Li-ion hybrid capacitors based on the nanostructured ruthenium oxide on MWCNTs,” Appl.
Online since: July 2017
Authors: Johannes Pötschke, Christian Berger, Anne Vornberger
Qu et al. [5] obtained good results with 40 vol% oxide content whereas 16 vol% and 32 vol% represent a composition comparable to typical WC-Co hardmetals with 10 wt% Co and 20 wt% Co respectively.
El Eskandarany, Fabrication and characterizations of new nanocomposite WC/Al2O3 materials by room temperature ball milling and subsequent consolidation, J Alloy Compd 20 (2005) 2845
El Eskandarany, Fabrication and characterizations of new nanocomposite WC/Al2O3 materials by room temperature ball milling and subsequent consolidation, J Alloy Compd 20 (2005) 2845
Online since: March 2007
Authors: Kwang Seon Shin, Sung S. Park, Jung G. Lee, Dae H. Kang, Nack Kim, Geun Tae Bae
It has been shown that the
refinement of Al-Mn particles in Al alloys, which are generally known as deleterious particles, results
in improvement in both strength and ductility [41].
Enss et al.: Magnesium Alloys and their Applications, ed.
Kim et al.: Met.
Fujita et al.: ISIJ International Vol. 29 (1989), p. 495
Baker et al.: Metals Handbook, Vol. 2 (American Society for Metals, USA 1979)
Enss et al.: Magnesium Alloys and their Applications, ed.
Kim et al.: Met.
Fujita et al.: ISIJ International Vol. 29 (1989), p. 495
Baker et al.: Metals Handbook, Vol. 2 (American Society for Metals, USA 1979)
Online since: June 2014
Authors: Lau Kok Keong, Azmi Mohd Shariff, Zhen Hong Ban
Besides, Jou et al. had studied the solubility of CO2, H2S and CH4 in N-FormylMorpholinet.
Other than that, Heintz et al. had investigated the performance of CO2 absorption in perfluorinated compounds.
Gui et al. had studied the CO2 absorption in physical solvent dimethyl carbonate at high pressures.
Besides, Heil et al. had developed dynamic model of CO2 absorption in Rectisol process.
-C. and E.L.
Other than that, Heintz et al. had investigated the performance of CO2 absorption in perfluorinated compounds.
Gui et al. had studied the CO2 absorption in physical solvent dimethyl carbonate at high pressures.
Besides, Heil et al. had developed dynamic model of CO2 absorption in Rectisol process.
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Online since: February 2023
Authors: Billal Mahdi, Farid Rouabah
Pingan et al [32] synthesized silica (50%)/PVA (50%) adhesive to study the effect of the H2O/TEOS ratio.
Nakane et al [33] reported that the PVA/SiO2 composites containing more than 60 wt % of silica become brittle.
These results are similar to those described by Chiang, and Mallakpour et al [59].
In this case, these results seem to be very similar to those reported by Chen et al [71].
These results are consistent with those obtained by El-Wail et al [72] and Vahid Goudarzi et al [73].
Nakane et al [33] reported that the PVA/SiO2 composites containing more than 60 wt % of silica become brittle.
These results are similar to those described by Chiang, and Mallakpour et al [59].
In this case, these results seem to be very similar to those reported by Chen et al [71].
These results are consistent with those obtained by El-Wail et al [72] and Vahid Goudarzi et al [73].
Online since: August 2008
Authors: Isamu Akasaki, Hiroshi Amano, Motoaki Iwaya, Masataka Imura, Satoshi Kamiyama
The photoluminescence (PL) or electroluminescence (EL)
efficiency of a GaInN-based quantum well in the blue region is not so sensitive to the dislocation
density [4].
In comparison, the PL and EL efficiencies of AlGaN-based quantum wells are strongly affected by dislocation density [5].
Ohba et al. reported the dependence of the crystalline quality of AlN on growth temperature [17].
For the growth of AlGaN, TMAl and TMGa were commonly used as the source gases of Al and Ga, respectively.
The activation energy of the Mg acceptor as a function of the Al content of AlxGa1-xN is summarized in Fig. 31.
In comparison, the PL and EL efficiencies of AlGaN-based quantum wells are strongly affected by dislocation density [5].
Ohba et al. reported the dependence of the crystalline quality of AlN on growth temperature [17].
For the growth of AlGaN, TMAl and TMGa were commonly used as the source gases of Al and Ga, respectively.
The activation energy of the Mg acceptor as a function of the Al content of AlxGa1-xN is summarized in Fig. 31.
Online since: January 2009
Authors: Gai Fei Peng, Zhan Qi Guo, Jie Zhao, Xian Wei Chen
Li et
al [8] took porosity evolution as a linear function of temperature.
Gawin [7] and Pont et al. [19] introduced a damage degree coefficient to predict the porosity changes.
Following Huang, Capua et al. [5] assumed that the boiling point of water is between 100o C to 140o C.
Lim et al. [9] simulated simply supported two way reinforced concrete slabs under fire.
El-Hawary, A.M.
Gawin [7] and Pont et al. [19] introduced a damage degree coefficient to predict the porosity changes.
Following Huang, Capua et al. [5] assumed that the boiling point of water is between 100o C to 140o C.
Lim et al. [9] simulated simply supported two way reinforced concrete slabs under fire.
El-Hawary, A.M.
Online since: April 2014
Authors: Hai Xia Hao, Si Yu Xu, Feng Qi Zhao, Hui Xiang Xu, Er Gang Yao, Rong Zu Hu
It can be seen form Fig. 2d that the sample is mainly composed of C, O, Ni and Al.
The content of C, O, Ni and Al are 17.21 %, 14.46 %, 13.47 % and 54.86 %.
Zachariah, Enhanced reactivity of nano-B/Al/CuO MIC’s, Combust.
Zhu, E.L.
Effect of Al particle size on the thermal degradation of Al/Teflon mixtures, Combust.
The content of C, O, Ni and Al are 17.21 %, 14.46 %, 13.47 % and 54.86 %.
Zachariah, Enhanced reactivity of nano-B/Al/CuO MIC’s, Combust.
Zhu, E.L.
Effect of Al particle size on the thermal degradation of Al/Teflon mixtures, Combust.
Online since: June 2019
Authors: Oluwole Daniel Makinde, B. Mallikarjuna, K. Gowthami, P. Hari Prasad
Bhadauria et al. [5] analysed the impact of thermal instability in an anisotropic porous layer in linear and non-linear.
Hayat et al. [24] examined the thermal conductivity in stagnation point flow using Cattaneo-Christov model.
Ali et al. [25] studied momentum and heat transfer of magnetohydrodynamic Casson-ferrofluid by Cattaneo-Christov model.
Makinde et al [27-31] studied Cattaneo-Christov heat flux model over various geometries”.
[11] Amgad Salama, Ardiansyah Negara, Mohamed El Amin, Shuyn Sun, Numerical investigation of nanoparticles transport in anisotropic porous media, Journal of contaminant Hydrology (2015) [12] Maziar Veyskarami, Amir H.
Hayat et al. [24] examined the thermal conductivity in stagnation point flow using Cattaneo-Christov model.
Ali et al. [25] studied momentum and heat transfer of magnetohydrodynamic Casson-ferrofluid by Cattaneo-Christov model.
Makinde et al [27-31] studied Cattaneo-Christov heat flux model over various geometries”.
[11] Amgad Salama, Ardiansyah Negara, Mohamed El Amin, Shuyn Sun, Numerical investigation of nanoparticles transport in anisotropic porous media, Journal of contaminant Hydrology (2015) [12] Maziar Veyskarami, Amir H.