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Scanning Thermal Microscopy and Ballistic Phonon Transport in Lateral Spin Valves - dataset
No full textData associated with the paper "Scanning Thermal Microscopy and Ballistic Phonon Transport in Lateral Spin Valves". The zip file contains: length dependence of voltages, fit to temperatures, temperatures derived from voltages and parameters used in fits
Palladium azo cages
Get PDFSpectroscopic raw data, crystal structures and other characterisation for study of "Self-assembly and Host-guest interactions of Pd3L2 metallo-cryptophanes with photo-isomerizable ligands
A self-healing ferroelectric liquid crystal electro-optic shutter based on vertical surface-relief grating alignment - data
No full textRaw data for figures in the associated paper: A self-healing ferroelectric liquid crystal electro-optic shutter based on vertical surface-relief grating alignmen
Data associated with “Third Body Damage and Wear in Arthroplasty Bearing Materials: A Review of Laboratory Methods”
Get PDFThe dataset contains material to supplement the review paper “Third Body Damage and Wear in Arthroplasty Bearing Materials: A Review of Laboratory Methods” including: tables summarising papers and abstracts reviewed in the article and data relating to figures for the methods used for simulating third body wear, the types of third body particles used and the particle diameter
Reverse genetics siRNA-based visual phenotype screen datasets identifying genes involved in supernumerary primary cilium formation
No full textHigh content siRNA screen carried out to identify genes which when knocked-down, cause the formation of multiple primary cilia in the mIMCD3 cell-line. The dataset includes data from both the primary and secondary screens as separate files
Data associated with 'Oral tribology, adsorption and rheology of alternative food proteins'
No full textRaw data for all figures in the associated paper 'Oral tribology, adsorption and rheology of alternative food proteins
Dataset associated with 'Active sites for ice nucleation differ depending on nucleation mode'
No full textThis is the data for 'Active sites for ice nucleation differ depending on nucleation mode', where we investigate ice nucleation active sites on feldspar surfaces in both immerison and deposition modes. The data contained in this repository consists of the ice nucleation experimental data used to construct the figures in the main text and supplementary materials
Data associated with 'Modeling of sorption enhanced steam methane reforming in an adiabatic packed bed reactor using various CO2 sorbents'
No full textRaw data for all figures in the associated paper 'Modeling of sorption enhanced steam methane reforming in an adiabatic packed bed reactor using various CO2 sorbents
DOC nutrient addition experiments
No full textPeatlands are typically rich in labile dissolved and particulate organic matter (DOM and POM) but poor in nutrients; as these peatland waters flow through a catchment they mix with more nutrient-rich but organic matter (OM) poor waters. These new sources of nutrients may lead to increased OM degradation, driving further release of CO2 to the atmosphere. The aim of this study was to discover if the addition of nutrients changed the rates of peat-derived dissolved and particulate organic carbon (DOC and POC) degradation, or if the additional nutrients were incorporated into the OM structure. The DOM and POM extracted from a peatland stream was characterised at the beginning of the experiment, and after 70-hours and 10-days, from water with and without additional nutrients. Results showed adding nutrients to the water had no significant impact on the rate of degradation of DOC or POC over a 10 day period. There were significant differences in the N content and C:N ratios, as well as other composition variables, of the DOM in the treatments with additional nutrients showing that N was incorporated into the DOM structure, but that nutrient addition did not stimulate significant extra DOM or DOC loss. The N content of POM was not impacted, and isotope analysis, supported the conclusion that DOM turnover was occurring even if there was no net change in DOC concentration due to nutrient addition
Data for Rheological and NMR Studies of Cellulose Dissolution in the Ionic Liquid BmimAc
No full textSolutions of two types of cellulose in the ionic liquid 1-butyl-3-methyl-imidazolium acetate (BmimAc) have been analyzed using rheology and fast-field cycling (FFC) NMR spectroscopy, in order to analyze the macroscopic (bulk) and microscopic environments respectively. The degree of polymerization (DP) was observed to have a significant effect on both the overlap (c*) and entanglement (ce) concentrations, as well as the intrinsic viscosity ([η]). For microcrystalline cellulose (MCC)/BmimAc solutions, [η] = 116 mL g-1 which is comparable to MCC/1-ethyl-3-methyl-imidazolium acetate (EmimAc) solutions, whilst [η] = 350 mL g-1 for the commercial cellulose (higher DP). Self-diffusion coefficients (D) obtained via the model-independent approach were found to decrease with cellulose concentration and increase with temperature which can in part be explained by the changes in viscosity, however ion interactions on a local level are also important. Both Stokes-Einstein and Stokes-Einstein-Debye analysis were carried out to directly compare rheological and relaxometry analysis. It was found that polymer entanglements affect the microscopic environment to a much lesser extent than the macroscopic environment. Finally, the temperature dependencies of η, D and relaxation time (T1) could be well described by an Arrhenius relationship and thus activation energies (Ea) for flow, diffusion and relaxation were determined. We demonstrate that temperature and cellulose concentration have a different effect on short and long-range interactions