To mitigate the charge transfer limitations, conducting polymers (CPs) such as poly-3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene (PEDOT) have been employed as electrocatalysts.
As a method to prevent or mitigate electrostatic charge and/or discharges, we have developed a novel AC electrostatic ionizer.
Low color, space environmentally durable polymeric films with sufficient electrical conductivity to mitigate electrostatic charge (ESC) build-up are needed for applications on advanced spacecraft, particularly on large, ultra-light weight space structures.
The electronic passivation by forming coordinate or dative bonds between unsaturated Pb ions and Lewis bases could effectively mitigate the charge build-up at defect sites and enhance the stability of the perovskite crystals along with power conversion efficiencies for the Lewis Base treated solar cells.
In dual-beam LEEM, two flood beams with opposite charging characteristics illuminate the field of view in order to mitigate the charging effects occurring when substrates with insulating or floating surfaces are imaged in a LEEM.
Some officials say they believe that the questions from foreign governments have served to mitigate the charges against the Jews, making it unlikely that they will face capital punishment.
Tannehill was careful to state that Manning's identity does not mitigate the charges on which Manning was convicted.
After van der Sloot's brief statement, his defense attorney, Jose Luis Jimenez, tried to mitigate the charges, saying his client was also a victim.
Another potential application of ES is to be jointly operated with a WF by mitigating imbalance charges driven by the forecasting error and wind curtailment driven by the network limit.
As Susan Hanley Duncan notes in a recent article in the Oregon Law Review about such legislation, the states disagree philosophically about the nature of the offense, which participants should be punished and which factors may aggravate or mitigate the criminal charge.
