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Altieri, Nicholas, author.
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Atomic Layer Etching of Magnetic and Noble Metals / Altieri, Nicholas, author.
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Rasheed, Omer, author.
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systems and provides a modular approach to the synthesis of macrocycles capable of sensing heavy metals in
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Chorney, Maureen P., author.
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Refractory metals are commonly alloyed for improved corrosion resistance, thermal stability, and
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Tsao, Kai-Chieh, author.
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monoxide (CO) as a major species to mediate the surface structures of metals, highly uniform cubic Pt/C
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Rasheed, Omer, author.
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) and Cu(II) salts has been investigated. Complexation of the dye to metals results in a bathochromic
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Sezen Edmonds, Melda, author.
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Conducting polymers exhibit electrical conductivities approaching those of metals while maintaining
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Spangler, Leah, author. (orcid)0000-0003-0070-1301
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to high concentrations of heavy metals. One enzyme, cystathionine gamma-lyase (CSE), has been
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Bucossi, Andrew Robert, author.
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Carbon nanotube (CNT) bulk conductors have been proposed as an alternative material to metals for
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Onn, Tzia Ming, author.
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thermal stability, and (b) stabilization of precious metals.
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Sinclair, Laura Katherine, author. (orcid)0000-0003-0143-5420
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In this work, two uranium hydrometallurgical processes were adapted for other metals: in situ
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Wegener, Evan C., author.
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TOR. These results demonstrated that it is possible to change the electronic structure of metals by
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Cui, Hao, author.
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primary metallic element present in printed circuit boards, and precious metals, such as silver, gold, and
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Wong, Andrew Phillip, author.
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performance and cost-saving potential when substituting expensive precious group metals for base metals. These
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Zhou, Mingxia, author.
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accelerate computational analysis and generate trends on other transition metals (e.g., Cu, Au, Pt). To
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Liu, Jilei, author.
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heterogeneous catalysts during some phases in the process. Platinum group metals, especially Pt or Pd are often
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