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The maximum efficiencies of NaOH and NaNO3 are 74 and 73%, respectively.

Efficient orange phosphorescent organic light-emitting devices based on simplified structure with maximum efficiencies of 46.5 lm/W and 51.5 cd/A were reported.

But the maximum efficiencies of 6%and15%5% can be obtained respectively for plant and Kalina cycle at 150 °C of separator temperature.

It is shown that the efficiencies of such devices could substantially exceed the maximum efficiencies of the best present-day thermolectric of such devices could substantially exceed the maximum efficiencies of the best present-day thermoelectric conversion systems, and the theory suggests practical designs for small, combustion-driven, power supplies.

The devices showed high performances with maximum efficiencies of 16.8 cd/A, 5.8 lm/W and 5.0%, which was better than that of a prototype Re-PHEN-doped device under the same conditions.

Maximum efficiencies of η=11.2% for monofacial POWER cells on 0.4 Ω cm Cz material with a transparency of 18.2% and η=12.9% for bifacial cells on 1 Ω cm Cz material with a transparency of 16% have been obtained.

"Plants have a maximum efficiency of about 6 percent," said Robert Conrado, an agency scientist.

The maximum efficiency of large Dutch mills is estimated to have been about 20 percent.

The theoretical maximum efficiency of a turbine, worked out in the early 20th century by Albert Betz, is 59.3%.

The Treasury says its "new for old" plan will save £80m a year, suggesting that the new generation of super-prisons will be squeezed to a level of maximum efficiency of which even Jeremy Bentham would be proud.

The band gap defines the theoretical maximum efficiency of a solar cell, but this cannot be attained because of other materials factors.