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Thierry Conard, Kateryna Artyushkova, John Newman, Charlotte Zborowski, Anja Vanleenhove, Katsumi Watanabe, Hiromichi Yamazui, Jennifer E. Mann, Risayo Inoue
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ECS Meeting Abstracts. :1771-1771
X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (XPS) is a widely used surface analysis technique with many well established industrial and research applications. The surface sensitivity (top 5-10 nm) of XPS and its ability to provide short-range chemical bonding i
Autor:
John Newman
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ECS Meeting Abstracts. :1004-1004
Years ago people postulated that there is a laminar sublayer near a solid wall in turbulent flow. Murphree (1932) and Levich (1942, 1944) postulated that the turbulence eddies decay only gradually as the solid wall is approached. There are two school
Autor:
John Newman
Publikováno v:
ECS Meeting Abstracts. :1009-1009
More than a year ago, I proposed analyzing turbulent flow and predicting friction and mass transfer by relating one statistical quantity for the flow to other statistical quantities on a local basis. This is what we do with laminar flow, where the st
Autor:
John Newman
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ECS Meeting Abstracts. :945-945
To switch from conventional fossil fuels to renewable energy is a huge undertaking. Before starting this costly exercise, the community should assess what is involved, how much it will cost, and by how much the standard of living will be reduced. It
Autor:
John Newman
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ECS Meeting Abstracts. :2188-2188
The data of Eisenberg1 and of Mohr2 provide an excellent basis for examining mass transfer in the system where the inner cylinder rotates within a larger stationary cylinder. The data are here correlated more carefully with respect to the dependence
Autor:
John Newman
Publikováno v:
ECS Meeting Abstracts. :2201-2201
Sophisticated models exist for many electrochemical systems, based on physical and chemical laws. These may be transient or steady. They generally involve many physical quantities, and a corresponding number of governing equations, distributed over a
Autor:
Nathan Patrick Craig, John Newman
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ECS Meeting Abstracts. :2465-2465
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ECS Meeting Abstracts. :1064-1064
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ECS Meeting Abstracts. :914-914
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ECS Meeting Abstracts. :2586-2586
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