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The key role of bedrock composition in the formation of carbonates on Mars The key role of bedrock composition in the formation of carbonates on Mars Gil-Lozano, C., Baron, F., Gaudin, A., Lorand, J.-P., Fernandez, V., Hamon, J., & Mangold, N. (2024). The key role of bedrock composition in the formation of carbonates on mars. GEOCHEMICAL PERSPECTIVES LETTERS, 28, 54–59.
Crystal structure of Pb-bearing watanabeite from Pefka, Greece Crystal structure of Pb-bearing watanabeite from Pefka, Greece Biagioni, C., Voudouris, P., Moelo, Y., Sejkora, J., Dolníček, Z., Musetti, S., & Mauro, D. (2024). Crystal structure of pb-bearing watanabeite from pefka, greece. Mineralogical Magazine.
Electron Delocalization and Electrochemical Potential Distribution Phenomena in Faradaic Electrode Materials for Understanding Electrochemical Behavior Electron Delocalization and Electrochemical Potential Distribution Phenomena in Faradaic Electrode Materials for Understanding Electrochemical Behavior Zhu, Y., Deebansok, S., Deng, J., Wang, X., Brousse, T., Favier, F., & Fontaine, O. (2024). Electron delocalization and electrochemical potential distribution phenomena in faradaic electrode materials for understanding electrochemical behavior. Advanced Energy Materials.
Large Area Freestanding Au Nanoporous Ultrathin Films Transfer Printed on Bendable Substrates and 3D Surfaces for Flexible Electronics Large Area Freestanding Au Nanoporous Ultrathin Films Transfer Printed on Bendable Substrates and 3D Surfaces for Flexible Electronics Shahine, I., Hatte, Q., Harnois, M., & Tessier, P.-Y. (2024). Large area freestanding au nanoporous ultrathin films transfer printed on bendable substrates and 3d surfaces for flexible electronics. ACS Appl. Electron. Mater.
Optimisation of electrochemical performance of Sr(Fe,Sb)O3-δ air electrodes for intermediate-temperature solid oxide cells through spray-pyrolysis processing Optimisation of electrochemical performance of Sr(Fe,Sb)O3-δ air electrodes for intermediate-temperature solid oxide cells through spray-pyrolysis processing Zapata-Ramírez, V., Mather, G. C., & Pérez-Coll, D. (2024). Optimisation of electrochemical performance of sr(fe,sb)o3-δ air electrodes for intermediate-temperature solid oxide cells through spray-pyrolysis processing. Journal of Power Sources, 600, 234243.
Enhanced Li+ and Mg2+ Diffusion at the Polymer-Ionic Liquid Interface within PVDF-Based Ionogel Electrolytes for Batteries and Metal-Ion Capacitors Enhanced Li+ and Mg2+ Diffusion at the Polymer-Ionic Liquid Interface within PVDF-Based Ionogel Electrolytes for Batteries and Metal-Ion Capacitors Demarthe, N., O'Dell, L. A., Humbert, B., Arrua, D. R., Evans, D., Brousse, T., & Le Bideau, J. (2024). Enhanced li+ and mg2+ diffusion at the polymer-ionic liquid interface within pvdf-based ionogel electrolytes for batteries and metal-ion capacitors. Advanced Energy Materials, n/a(n/a), 2304342.

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