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13341
Cu<sup>(I)</sup>(2,9-Bis(trifluoromethyl)-1,10-phenanthroline)<sub>2</sub><sup>+</sup> Complexes: Correlation between Solid-State Structure and Photoluminescent Properties
Published 2004“…The 17 K lifetimes range up to 1.8 μs in the series of solids examined and, with the marked exception of the BF<sub>4</sub><sup>-</sup> salt, correlate linearly with the distortion parameter ζ. The emission wavelength red-shifts with decreasing lifetime, which implies that an increased ground-state distortion is associated with a smaller energy gap.…”
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13342
Cu<sup>(I)</sup>(2,9-Bis(trifluoromethyl)-1,10-phenanthroline)<sub>2</sub><sup>+</sup> Complexes: Correlation between Solid-State Structure and Photoluminescent Properties
Published 2004“…The 17 K lifetimes range up to 1.8 μs in the series of solids examined and, with the marked exception of the BF<sub>4</sub><sup>-</sup> salt, correlate linearly with the distortion parameter ζ. The emission wavelength red-shifts with decreasing lifetime, which implies that an increased ground-state distortion is associated with a smaller energy gap.…”
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13343
Cu<sup>(I)</sup>(2,9-Bis(trifluoromethyl)-1,10-phenanthroline)<sub>2</sub><sup>+</sup> Complexes: Correlation between Solid-State Structure and Photoluminescent Properties
Published 2004“…The 17 K lifetimes range up to 1.8 μs in the series of solids examined and, with the marked exception of the BF<sub>4</sub><sup>-</sup> salt, correlate linearly with the distortion parameter ζ. The emission wavelength red-shifts with decreasing lifetime, which implies that an increased ground-state distortion is associated with a smaller energy gap.…”
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13344
Cu<sup>(I)</sup>(2,9-Bis(trifluoromethyl)-1,10-phenanthroline)<sub>2</sub><sup>+</sup> Complexes: Correlation between Solid-State Structure and Photoluminescent Properties
Published 2004“…The 17 K lifetimes range up to 1.8 μs in the series of solids examined and, with the marked exception of the BF<sub>4</sub><sup>-</sup> salt, correlate linearly with the distortion parameter ζ. The emission wavelength red-shifts with decreasing lifetime, which implies that an increased ground-state distortion is associated with a smaller energy gap.…”
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13345
Cu<sup>(I)</sup>(2,9-Bis(trifluoromethyl)-1,10-phenanthroline)<sub>2</sub><sup>+</sup> Complexes: Correlation between Solid-State Structure and Photoluminescent Properties
Published 2004“…The 17 K lifetimes range up to 1.8 μs in the series of solids examined and, with the marked exception of the BF<sub>4</sub><sup>-</sup> salt, correlate linearly with the distortion parameter ζ. The emission wavelength red-shifts with decreasing lifetime, which implies that an increased ground-state distortion is associated with a smaller energy gap.…”
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13346
Cu<sup>(I)</sup>(2,9-Bis(trifluoromethyl)-1,10-phenanthroline)<sub>2</sub><sup>+</sup> Complexes: Correlation between Solid-State Structure and Photoluminescent Properties
Published 2004“…The 17 K lifetimes range up to 1.8 μs in the series of solids examined and, with the marked exception of the BF<sub>4</sub><sup>-</sup> salt, correlate linearly with the distortion parameter ζ. The emission wavelength red-shifts with decreasing lifetime, which implies that an increased ground-state distortion is associated with a smaller energy gap.…”
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13347
Cu<sup>(I)</sup>(2,9-Bis(trifluoromethyl)-1,10-phenanthroline)<sub>2</sub><sup>+</sup> Complexes: Correlation between Solid-State Structure and Photoluminescent Properties
Published 2004“…The 17 K lifetimes range up to 1.8 μs in the series of solids examined and, with the marked exception of the BF<sub>4</sub><sup>-</sup> salt, correlate linearly with the distortion parameter ζ. The emission wavelength red-shifts with decreasing lifetime, which implies that an increased ground-state distortion is associated with a smaller energy gap.…”
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13348
DataSheet1_Effects of fertilization on litter decomposition dynamics and nutrient release in orchard systems.docx
Published 2024“…<p>Plant litter decomposition is a significant ecosystem function that regulates nutrient cycling, soil fertility, and biomass production. …”
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13349
Existence of Two Concomitant Magnetic Structures Below T<sub>Néel</sub> for the Natrochalcite, NaFe<sup>II</sup><sub>2</sub>(H<sub>3</sub>O<sub>2</sub>)(MoO<sub>4</sub>)<sub>2</su...
Published 2011“…The critical field decreases almost linearly on warming to <i>T</i><sub>N</sub>. …”
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13350
Pressure and Light Multi-Physics Fields Comodulate the Multi-Length Scales of Chemical Wave Propagation in Diffusion-Fed Gels
Published 2023“…Beyond this range, the complexity of the chemical wave multi-length scales periodic structure decreases linearly on enhancing the light intensity or increasing the pressure.…”
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13351
Methionine + cystine levels for piglets from 6 to 16 kg kept under different degrees of immune system activation
Published 2018“…Pigs from six to 16 kg, independent of immune system activation, require 0.90% of total methionine + cystine, which corresponds to a daily intake of methionine + cystine 4.44 g/day and a ratio of 58% methionine + cystine: lysine.…”
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13352
Fluorescent Hybridization Immunostaining of Individual EBV Episomes
Published 2013“…One of the two stretched molecules is a PacI-linearized EBV episome (molecule above) and can be recognized by the presence of the hybridization signals. …”
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13353
Electron Tomography Reveals Porosity Degradation Spatially on Individual Pt-Based Nanocatalysts
Published 2022“…We demonstrate that the surface area–volume ratio (SVR) of cycled porous particles decreases linearly rather than reciprocally with particle size. …”
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13354
Electron Tomography Reveals Porosity Degradation Spatially on Individual Pt-Based Nanocatalysts
Published 2022“…We demonstrate that the surface area–volume ratio (SVR) of cycled porous particles decreases linearly rather than reciprocally with particle size. …”
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13355
Electron Tomography Reveals Porosity Degradation Spatially on Individual Pt-Based Nanocatalysts
Published 2022“…We demonstrate that the surface area–volume ratio (SVR) of cycled porous particles decreases linearly rather than reciprocally with particle size. …”
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13356
Electron Tomography Reveals Porosity Degradation Spatially on Individual Pt-Based Nanocatalysts
Published 2022“…We demonstrate that the surface area–volume ratio (SVR) of cycled porous particles decreases linearly rather than reciprocally with particle size. …”
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13357
Electron Tomography Reveals Porosity Degradation Spatially on Individual Pt-Based Nanocatalysts
Published 2022“…We demonstrate that the surface area–volume ratio (SVR) of cycled porous particles decreases linearly rather than reciprocally with particle size. …”
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13358
Electron Tomography Reveals Porosity Degradation Spatially on Individual Pt-Based Nanocatalysts
Published 2022“…We demonstrate that the surface area–volume ratio (SVR) of cycled porous particles decreases linearly rather than reciprocally with particle size. …”
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13359
Electron Tomography Reveals Porosity Degradation Spatially on Individual Pt-Based Nanocatalysts
Published 2022“…We demonstrate that the surface area–volume ratio (SVR) of cycled porous particles decreases linearly rather than reciprocally with particle size. …”
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13360
Electron Tomography Reveals Porosity Degradation Spatially on Individual Pt-Based Nanocatalysts
Published 2022“…We demonstrate that the surface area–volume ratio (SVR) of cycled porous particles decreases linearly rather than reciprocally with particle size. …”