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Time-resolved measurements of nanoscale surface pattern formation kinetics in two dimensions on ion-irradiated Si
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Formation, migration, and clustering of delocalized vacancies and interstitials at a solid-state semicoherent interface
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Formation energies of group I and II metal oxides using random phase approximation
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Formation and stability of dense arrays of Au nanoclusters on hexagonal boron nitride/Rh(111)
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In situ characterization of the formation of a mixed conducting phase on the surface of yttria-stabilized zirconia near Pt electrodes
The electrochemical reactions of solid oxide fuel cells occur in the region where gas-phase species, electrode, and electrolyte coincide. When the electrode is an ionic insulator and the electrolyte is an electronic insulator, this triple phase boundary is assumed to have atomic dimensions. For this study, we use photoemission electron microscopy to show that the reduced surface of the electrolyte yttria-stabilized zirconia (YSZ) has a sharp electronic metal-insulator boundary near Pt negative electrodes. The electronic conductivity of the reduced YSZ allows for oxygen reduction, allowing the reduced YSZ to behave as an extended triple phase boundary. This extended triple phase boundary can be many microns in size, depending on oxygen pressure, temperature, applied voltage, and time.
Enhanced collisionless shock formation in a magnetized plasma containing a density gradient
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Formation of NaCl-Type Monodeuteride LaD by the Disproportionation Reaction of LaD 2
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Dynamical Picture for the Formation and Decay of the Exotic X Y Z Mesons
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Formation of Ultrarelativistic Electron Rings from a Laser-Wakefield Accelerator
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