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Martin O. Sandberg, Jeffrey S. Kline, Martin P. Weides, David S. Wisbey, David P. Pappas
… were investigated: fluorine- and chlorine-based reactive ion etches and an argon-ion mill. At high microwave probe powers, the reactive etched resonators showed low internal loss, whereas the ion- milled samples showed dramatically higher loss. At …
Xin Gu, David R. Cole, Gernot Rother, David F. Mildner, Susan L. Brantley
… plane of bedding. Neutron scattering combined with focused ion beam scanning electron microscope (FIB-SEM) reveals that … focused ion beam electron microscopy, nitrogen gas adsorption, …
Luke Caldwell, Tanya Roussy, Trevor Wright, William Cairncross, Yuval Shagam, Kia Boon Ng, Noah Schlossberger, Sun Yool Park, Anzhou Wang, Jun Ye, Eric A. Cornell
Allison Domhoff, Apoorv Balwani, Tyler Martin, Eric Davis
… nanocomposites provide a promising solution to address ion crossover issues inherent to traditional ion- containing membranes used in batteries for grid-scale … nanoparticle dispersion, membrane morphology, and vanadium ion permeability in Nafion membranes. Specifically, silica …
Xi Chen, Sooyeon Hwang, Robin Chisnell, Yichao Wang, Fan Wu, Sooran Kim, Jeffrey W. Lynn, Dong Su, Xin Li
… atomic arrangement around the individual transition metal ion. The collective behavior of many such Jahn-Teller active … we report a novel spontaneous layer rippling in the sodium ion battery cathode material, revealed by in-situ X-ray …