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Mungra Dhara Agrawal Anjali Sharma Priyanka Tanwar Sudeep Obaidat Mohammad S. 《Multimedia Tools and Applications》2020,79(3-4):2285-2307
Multimedia Tools and Applications - Emotions are spontaneous feelings that are accompanied by fluctuations in facial muscles, which leads to facial expressions. Categorization of these facial... 相似文献
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Kalavathi Devi T. Priyanka E. B. Sakthivel P. Stephen Sagayaraj A. 《Analog Integrated Circuits and Signal Processing》2021,109(3):487-499
Analog Integrated Circuits and Signal Processing - Remarkable progress in the field of wireless communication has created a research interest for Viterbi decoder with long duration of battery life,... 相似文献
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Priyanka Mishra Pichiah Saravanan Gopinath Packirisamy Min Jang Chuanyi Wang 《International Journal of Hydrogen Energy》2021,46(44):22877-22906
The revolution in the arena of functional materials for the development of well advanced engineered photocatalyst can efficiently harness photon energy from a wide spectrum of electromagnetic radiation. These next-generation smart materials would be a spectacular approach in designing devices such as photovoltaic cells, photoelectrochemical cells, and photocatalytic fuel cells. Photocatalytic oxidation of water or wastewater for concurrent production of hydrogen and electric current has turned out as a principal concept for the construction of modern photocatalytic fuel cells (PFCs). Such PFCs mimics reverse photosynthesis process where electrical energy is generated from organic pollutants. In recent years many reviews on focusing the design, fabrication, and theoretical efficiency of the PFCs have been published. Hence the present review is aimed to unveil the wall-to-wall information starting from fundamentals spanning to working principles, structural configuration, electrochemical degradation of pollutants and photoelectrochemical properties, electron transport, thermodynamic behavior and columbic efficiency of studied PFCs. 相似文献
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Priyanka Dhar Maria Thornhill Hanumantha Rao Kota 《Mineral Processing and Extractive Metallurgy Review》2019,40(6):380-389
ABSTRACTNorway has seen an upsurge of interest in exploiting its mineral deposits during the last decade. One of the major areas of interest is a huge copper deposit, operated by Nussir ASA located in the Repparfjord tectonic window in the Caledonides of west Finnmark. Nussir ASA is evaluating the Nussir and Ulveryggen mineral resources that contain copper sulfides with a small amount of gold and silver bearing minerals. The performance of flotation operations is generally evaluated on the basis of degree of liberation of minerals or the surface interactions between the collector and mineral. Firstly, size-by-size mineralogical characterization of the flotation feed and cumulative final product using Zeiss automated mineralogy techniques (Mineralogic) revealed that mineral liberation heavily influenced the flotation behavior of the ore. Furthermore, in order to assess the role of pH, collector concentration and flotation time, bench scale flotation experiments were performed. The metallurgical results were maximum between pH 6 and 8 and at collector concentration 6 × 10?5 M. A correlation is established using the zeta potential and Hallimond flotation tests to assess the role of operating parameters in flotation. The distinctive role of process mineralogy and flotation chemical influence for copper mineral flotation of Nussir ore is presented in this article. 相似文献
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ABSTRACT Solvent–antisolvent recrystallization produced ~8 µm average size RDX particles (UF-RDX) that were subsequently subjected to mechanical methods of ultrasonication and ball-milling to find further achievable reduction in particle size. Long duration ultrasonication for 20 h and 300 rpm ball milling for 4 h of UF-RDX decreased its average particle size to ~2 µm. RDX produced by all the three processes (solvent–antisolvent recrystallization, ultrasonication and ball-milling) was similar to coarser RDX in structure and thermal decomposition behavior. However, UF-RDX produced by solvent–antisolvent recrystallization was significantly less impact sensitive than that produced by ball-milling and ultrasonication. The issues of residual solvent and the metal contamination during RDX processing were addressed by process parameter optimization. Solvent–antisolvent recrystallization and mechanical methods even when used sequentially could not bring average particle size of RDX to nano-scale. 相似文献
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Catalysis Letters - An environmentally benign process for synthesizing 4-methoxyphenol through methylation of hydroquinone using polystyrene immobilized Bronsted acidic ionic liquid is presented.... 相似文献
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The holmium substituted Ba1−3x/2HoxZr0.025Ti0.975O3 (x=0.01, 0.02, 0.025, 0.05) compositions were synthesized by the solid state reaction technique. The synthesized specimens were characterized for their structural and electrical properties using X-ray diffractometer, scanning electron microscopy, impedance analyzer and loop tracer. Phase analysis shows the formation of secondary phase Ho2Ti2O7 for Ho≥2.5 mol% substitution. The microstructural investigation shows that the holmium substitution significantly reduces the grain size. The substitution of holmium increases the Curie temperature for x≤0.02 whereas Curie temperature decreases for x≥0.025. The maximum dielectric constant at transition temperature is observed for x=0.02. The solubility limit is 2 mol% and for x≥0.025 some of the holmium atoms enter B-sites and forms the secondary phase. An increase is observed in the coercive field of the specimens with the increasing holmium content. 相似文献
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Sadiya Waseem Priyanka H. Maheshwari Sankaran Abinaya Akhila K. Sahu Amit Saini Sanjay R. Dhakate 《国际能源研究杂志》2019,43(7):2897-2909
Porous conducting carbon fiber‐based composite paper is used as an electrode backing in the fuel cell assembly. It not only acts as a channel through which the reactant and product gases pass to and from the bipolar plate and the catalyst site but also helps in the flow of electrons. In order to perform its role efficiently, it should have sufficient strength, high electrical conductivity, and ideal porous structure. Carbon paper has been fabricated, which builds up the required composite properties. Studies have been conducted to optimize the fiber/matrix ratio in the carbon paper, while ensuring the perfect combination of porosity, mechanical strength, and electrical conductivity for an electrode in a proton electrolyte membrane fuel cells. Detail physico‐mechanical and electrochemical characterizations further ascertain that the fiber/matrix ratio plays an important role in tuning the composite properties. The polarization curve of the unit proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell (with an effective electrode area 4 cm2) shows a peak power density of 916 mW/cm2 for the sample with fiber/matrix ratio of 65:35, which is almost the same as the commercially available sigracet gas diffusion layer (SGL) carbon paper tested under similar conditions. Further, proportionally enlarging the electrode area to 100 cm2 shows that the carbon paper not only shows almost repeatable results in a given set up but also scales up. 相似文献