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The solid solution alloys show easy activation behavior, high temperature dischargeability, high discharge capacity and favorable high-rate dischargeability as a negative electrode material in Ni MH battery.
Through this approach, easy activation of ordinary dislocation glide in stoichiometric γ-TiAl was confirmed independently from dislocation observation by transmission electron microscopy.
The results clearly demonstrate that the engineering of structural defects on the surface is an effective approach to achieve both easy activation and good reversibility.
Due to easy activation and ability to operate at ambient condition, MmNi5 hydrogen storage alloy is important among metal hydrides [1, 2, 3].
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It has also been characterized with easy activation, modification, transportation, and degrasion.
Besides, the T315I mutation caused decreasing energy barrier and increasing intermediate number in activation process, which results easier activation process.
The higher catalytic activity of Ag/Fe-MnOx was resulted from the synergistic effect between Ag, Fe and MnOx nanostructure, which changed the electronic density of Ag nanoparticles and promoted higher amount of surface adsorbed oxygen as well as easier activation of gaseous O2.
Easier activation of the mutant channels results in increased Ca2+ entry and greater aldosterone production.
Thus, a decrease in Ng in the spine may decrease CaM localized close to/at the plasma membrane within the dendritic spine and shifting the balance towards easier activation of calcineurin at the expense of CaMKII.
The unknown mechanism underlying increased cycling in IT/ST-HSCs could theoretically be due to (1) easier activation from external stimuli, (2) less time in G0, (3) faster exit from quiescence, (4) faster completion of divisions, or (5) a combination of these.
