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Emma-Katherine Kluge, Virginia Toy and David Lockner
Magnetotelluric models spanning the Pacific?Australian Plate boundary in New Zealand?s South Island indicate a localized zone of low electrical resistivity that is spatially coincident with the ductile mid-crustal part of the Alpine Fault Zone (AFZ). We ...
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Nataliia Tarasova, Anzhelika Galisheva, Irina Animitsa, Daniil Korona, Hala Kreimesh and Irina Fedorova
The work focused on the layered perovskite-related materials as the potential electrolytic components of such devices as proton conducting solid oxide fuel cells for the area of clean energy. The two-layered perovskite BaLa2In2O7 with the Ruddlesden?Popp...
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Omar Cleo Neves Pereira, Altair Bertonha, Paulo Sergio Lourenço de Freitas, Caroline Silvano
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An electrolytic cell was developed to monitor soil modifications after crop fertigation with wastewaters from agroindustrial plants. The device was first calibrated with different levels of potassium chloride dissolved in aqueous solutions at various tem...
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Barbara Wisniowska-Kielian, Barbara Filipek-Mazur and Florian Gambus
The study aimed to compare the effect of urea fatty fraction (UFF) and Pulrea® (urea fertilizer) on plant yield and selected plant and soil parameters determined after the plants were harvested. UFF is a by-product of essential unsaturated fatty acids (U...
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Matteo Di Virgilio, Andrea Basso Peressut, Valeria Arosio, Alessandro Arrigoni, Saverio Latorrata and Giovanni Dotelli
Despite being the most employed polymer electrolyte for proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFCs), Nafion® has several limitations: expensiveness, poor performance when exposed to temperatures higher than 80 °C, and its potential as a source of enviro...
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Beata Rutkowska, Wieslaw Szulc, Wiktor Wyzynski, Katarzyna Goscinna, Stanislav Torma, Jozef Vilcek and ?tefan Koco
The paper describes water quality in the Raszynka River based on selected chemical parameters dependent on different land use. The research was carried out in the Raszynka River catchment, characterized by a small surface area (75.9 km2) and length (17.1...
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