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Microwave irradiation not only accelerates the crystal growth of spinel LiNi0.5Mn1.5O4, but also results in preferential growth behavior.
The unique architecture not only accelerates the electron and Li+ conduction but also provides more active sites, which lead to the large enhancement of the electrocatalytic performance.
The team's conclusion: The shock wave not only accelerates the particles but also intensifies the magnetic fields that tee up the particles for acceleration in the first place.
The surface modified g-C3N4 with c-CoMn2O4 not only accelerates the interface transfer rate of charge carriers but also reduces the excessive energy barrier for OO formation, leading to an enhanced photocatalytic activity of water oxidation.
It is shown that the resultant FeCu/C catalyst not only accelerates the two-electron reduction of oxygen as "O2 + 2Li+ + 2e → Li2O2", but also catalyzes the chemical disproportionation of Li2O2 as "2Li2O2 → 2Li2O + O2".
This study proposed a universal method to detect the variation of materials with temperature and deeply understand the physical mechanism of shape stability, which not only accelerates the pace for practical application of existing FSPCMs, but also provides foundational insight for the design of new FSPCMs.
"Growth not only accelerated appreciably but is also becoming more broadly based," said Howard Archer, an economist at IHS Global Insight.
"By setting up this revitalization company, we will not only accelerate bad loan write-offs, but also increase our chances for turning a profit".
The expansion of Heathrow will not only accelerate climate change from the fastest growing source of greenhouse gas emissions, but will sweep away whole villages.
That would not only accelerate the search for individual genes but help scientists understand more complicated questions about the nature of the dog, its incredible talents and the origin of breeds.
In a speech announcing the competition, Education Secretary Arne Duncan said O.E.R. "can not only accelerate and enrich learning — they can also substantially reduce costs for schools, families and students".
