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Role of Polymorphism in Materials Science

Introduction Polymorphism (Greek: poly = many, morph =form),which specifies the diversity existing in nature, is a term used in many disciplines [1]. The role of structural diversity emanates in almost every aspect in nature and the field of material sciences is no exception. Structural chemistry and crystal polymorphism is one such manifestation of that diversity. Polymorphism is a rapidly growing …

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Ionic Liquid Controlled Growth of Zinc Oxide Nano particles and their Fluorescence Study in the Presence of NH3 Gas

Introduction Zinc oxide (ZnO) is a piezoelectric, dielectric and transparent oxide semiconductor, with a direct band gap of 3.37eV at room temperature and a large excitation binding energy (60 meV), which is 2.4 times the effective thermal energy (25meV) at room temperature [1]. As in most II-VI materials, the bonding in ZnO is largely ionic, which explains its strong piezoelectricity. …

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Optical performance of LED using Carbon doped AlN thin film as thermal interface material on metal substrate

INTRODUCTION Light emitting diodes (LEDs) is the device that has higher competition in the industry and one of the promising devices. It is an alternative lighting that reduces the energy consumption and maintenance cost for commercial and residential installations[1-3]. However,the overheating of this device due to higher input current cause major problem. Thermal management is an important part in the …

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Structural and Magnetic Properties of Mo-Zn Substituted (BaFe12-4xMoxZn3xO19) M-Type Hexaferrites

Introduction Magnetic materials play a crucial role in our everyday life. Permanent magnets produced from hard magnetic materials are found in home appliances such as TVs, audio systems, computers, phones, speakers, etc. The number of permanent magnets in our vehicles, for example, had grown in the recent years with the increasing demand for additional motors required for applications in starters …

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Rate Expression for Unimolecular Gas-phase Reaction

Introduction Any unimolecular gas- phase reaction can in general be represented by the equation A → Products This reaction occurs through the followingsteps A + A ↔ A* +A A* → Products where:A represents inactive and A* activated molecules. The equilibrium constant for the formation of active molecules is given by the expression K *= e -ΔG*/RT = n*n / …

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Axial Flow Fan Design Parameter Affecting the Performance

Introduction Axial Fan designers are frequently faced with the problem of designing high-efficiency fans at a given flow rate and for a given pressure duty. Design techniques are typically based on engineering experience, and may involve much trial and error before an acceptable design is found. An axial flow fan stage consists of a rotor made up a number of …

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