Sentence examples for with this separator from inspiring English sources
The batteries assembled with this separator exhibited a high reversible capacity of 886 matg−1 at 0.1C and 718 mAh g−1 at 0.5C after 200 cycles, with a low capacity fading of ∼0.10-0.11% per-cycle.
With this modified separator, cathodes with a sulfur loading of 78.1% could deliver a high initial discharge capacity of 1296 mAh/g and demonstrate a decay rate of 0.17% per cycle under a high current density of 0.5C.
The water stream from the bottom of this separator was mixed with the water from the bottom of the distillation reflux drum.
The research shows that BDCS has less pressure drop compared with the separator without return pipe.
This new AGM separator has twice the performance preventing mechanical short-circuits and five times for preventing chemical short-circuits in comparison with the separator in the past mixed with the fine glass fibers and coarse glass fibers.
The compressible all-solid-state SCs were obtained by assembling the as-prepared two electrodes sandwiched with the separator under pressure.
This will replace the remaining paragraph symbols with the comma separator, which will separate each line into a field.
One clever tweak, which has made possible the ultra-thin batteries used to power mobile phones, was the replacement of the liquid electrolyte between the battery's two electrodes with a porous separator soaked with an electrolytic gel.
There was one outlier value in patient 2 after 24 hours of storage at room temperature (tube with separator, whose serum was separated from erythrocytes within 1 hour post-collection).
Production data were measured with acoustic separator with purpose to allow two fluids of different density to be separated and relative volumes of these fluids to be measured.
The double-chamber stirring bioreactor was constructed with two glass cylindrical containers integrated compactly and separated into the osteogenic differentiation chamber and chondrogenic differentiation chamber with a separator).
