EPR Spectroscopic Studies of Neutron-Irradiated Nanocrystalline Silicon Carbide (3C-SiC)

Facile synthesis of CoSi alloy catalysts with rich vacancies for base- and solvent-free aerobic oxidation of aromatic alcohols

“…As shown in Fig. S3(a), the strong EPR signal at g = 2.002 and the weak one at g = 2.007 can be attributed to Si vacancies (Siv) and Co vacancies (Cov), respectively, which suggest divacancy and a slightly higher Siv concentration in the AM-CoSi alloy [39]. Based on these results, the configuration of the AM-CoSi alloy is schematically illustrated in Fig.…”

Study of the entropy and enthalpy of gamma irradiated TiC nanoparticles

“…Titanium carbide, like other materials at this scale, showcases unique functional attributes and distinctive physical properties [15][16][17]. Considering these inherent characteristics of nanomaterials, our research endeavors encompass a comprehensive investigation into the effects of ionizing irradiation on diverse types of nanomaterials [18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29]. The considerable specific surface area of nanomaterials can give rise to a discernible difference in surface heat transport, influencing various physical processes, and particularly exerting a noteworthy impact on thermophysical phenomena.…”