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Publikováno v:
APL Materials, Vol 7, Iss 10, Pp 101121-101121-7 (2019)
This paper explores the concept of an analog memristive device based on reversible electrochemical deposition and deplating of a submonolayer metal layer on a 108 Ω resistive bar. Initial feasibility experiments demonstrate a continuous resistance c
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https://doaj.org/article/785a092e46dc40ff8b73e8947bc48fc5
Publikováno v:
Chemical Science
The ability to vary the temperature of an electrochemical cell provides opportunities to control reaction rates and pathways and to drive processes that are inaccessible at ambient temperature. Here, we explore the effect of temperature on electroche
Publikováno v:
MRS Advances. 1:1877-1882
While the growth of pits in passive metals exposed to chloride solutions is well understood, the processes associated with the initiation and propagation of stable pits, versus pits that form and apparently re-passivate, are still a matter of conject
Autor:
Robert Hull, Frances M. Ross, David J. Duquette, Daniel A. Steingart, Jeung Hun Park, Tommy Watanabe, Ainsley Pinkowitz
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Microscopy and Microanalysis. 24:254-255
Publikováno v:
APL Materials, Vol 7, Iss 10, Pp 101121-101121-7 (2019)
This paper explores the concept of an analog memristive device based on reversible electrochemical deposition and deplating of a submonolayer metal layer on a 108 Ω resistive bar. Initial feasibility experiments demonstrate a continuous resistance c
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ECS Meeting Abstracts. :1095-1095
Pitting corrosion initiation is a poorly understood phenomenon. Understanding of the factors which lead to the initiation of a pit at a specific time and location has been limited by restrictions in temporal and special resolution, as well as environ
Autor:
Robert Hull, Ainsley Pinkowitz, Frances M. Ross, Jeung Hun Park, See Wee Chee, David J. Duquette, Brent Engler
Publikováno v:
Microscopy and Microanalysis. 21:973-974
Publikováno v:
ECS Meeting Abstracts. :1290-1290
While the growth of pits in passive metals exposed to chloride solutions is well understood, the processes associated with the initiation and propagation of stable pits, versus pits that form and then re-passivate, are still a matter of conjecture. T
Publikováno v:
ECS Meeting Abstracts. :2233-2233
The growth of pits in passive metals and alloys exposed to chloride solutions is reasonably well understood and has generally been attributed to chemistry changes in occluded cavities in the metal surfaces. The initiation of pits, however, is still a