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A method of fabricating tubular nanostructures usually composed of Si02.
The subject invention disclosed herein is a chemical process for producing calcite and carbonate-cancrinite from calcium silicates and gaseous CO2.
The subject invention described herein is a neutron detector comprising a matrix of micron-sized scintillating particles suspended into a sol-gel glass doped with lithium-6 at a high concentration to form an inhomogeneous material that will emit light upon absorbing a neutron.
The use of a 2-dimensional array of micro ion traps as an intregrating ion source for a time-of-light mass spectrometer.
An array of carbon nanofibers is interfaced with a whole cell. The nanofiber array allows the delivery of macromolecules to the cell for long term biochemical manipulation of the cell.
The method performs better in the presence of light to moderate ambient wind levels, resulting in far fewer false alarms than other methods.
A method for producing and using composite transparent matrix structures comprising fluorescent nanoparticles embedded within a transparent matrix material for use as scintillators for detecting ionizing radiation.