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10-Apr-2013 - Using excitation and emission matrix (EEM) fluorescence and parallel factorial analysis (PARAFAC) modelling techniques to monitor crude oil components, scientists from the US were able to attribute an investigated plume in the water column in the Gulf of Mexico to the dispersed crude oil from the ...
09-Apr-2013 - Cobalt Fischer–Tropsch catalysts have been investigated in both 2-D and 3-D, by scientists in the Netherlands and the US, using in situ hard X-ray transmission X-ray microscopy (TXM). The Fischer–Tropsch process is an important step in the production of liquid fuels from natural gas, biomass or ...
04-Apr-2013 - Gold nanoparticles capped with mercaptocarboxylic acids, followed by silver precipitation, have been used to develop latent fingerprints on paper as high quality negative images. Scientists say that the effect stems from hydrogen bonding between the carboxylic group and the paper ...
04-Apr-2013 - A portable macro x-ray fluorescence (XRF) spectrometer has been developed for the examination of historical paintings in situ. The device, which will be commercially available, enables scientists to look for layers of paint hidden below the visible top layer. This often reveals any alterations or ...
04-Apr-2013 - Scientists looking at the controversial topic of how very small droplets freeze have presented new evidence. By observing nanodroplets of the hydrocarbons n-octane and n-nonane with Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, the researchers have established that such droplets freeze in a two-step ...
21-Mar-2013 - Scientists studying how thermoelectric power generators can be used to ‘scavenge’ electricity from waste industrial heat have discovered that the devices work more efficiently when they are pulsed with periodic waves of heat, rather than subjected to a constant heat source. Thermoelectric ...
21-Mar-2013 - Nitrogen doping of carbon-supported electrocatalysts is known to lead to a performance boost, although the reason why has not been clearly understood. Using principal component analysis (PCA) of electron energy loss spectroscopy (EELS) data, scientists from the Colorado School of Mines, Illinois, ...
21-Mar-2013 - An environmentally friendly method for separating neodymium and samarium from transition metals like iron, cobalt and zinc has been developed by chemists. The technique employs solvent extraction using an ionic liquid to separate metal ions, without the need for organic diluents or extraction ...
21-Mar-2013 - A method of manufacturing porous nanolayers using temperature-sensitive substrates has been developed by scientists. Traditionally such materials are made using flame spray pyrolysis (FSP), but this process is limited by the thermal sensitivity of the substrate onto which the nanoparticles are ...
21-Mar-2013 - Scientists using computational techniques to look at processes in DNA have employed a surface-hopping approach to predict the degree of charge localisation across nucleobases. The technique should allow more accurate modeling of the effects of charge transfer within the molecule. Different ...
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