Hypertrophic Scar and Pregnancy

Jain, Shuchi; Jain, Madhu; Jain, Vaibhav; Jain, Pradeep

doi:10.12966/hc.5.4.2013

Cited by 14 publications

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“…It is time consuming to determine the equilibrium volume (V 0 ) of the molten salts using the approach taken in Refs [16][17] (which use an equation of state (EOS) analysis) for all the 30 different solute containing systems. Equilibrium volume of the solute containing systems was estimated by adding the equilibrium V 0 of the pure salt from experiments [34][35] and the volume of the solid solute chlorides (or fluorides), which was calculated from DFT [36]. For example, for U 3+ simulation in LiCl-KCl, the volume would be the sum of that for pure LiCl-KCl salt and solid UCl 3 .…”

Section: Computational Strategiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Redox condition in molten salts and solute behavior: A first-principles molecular dynamics study

Nam

Morgan

2015

Journal of Nuclear Materials

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Molten salts technology is of significant interest for nuclear, solar, and other energy systems. In this work, first-principles molecular dynamics (FPMD) was used to model the solute behavior in eutectic LiCl-KCl and FLiBe (Li 2 BeF 4) melts at 773K and 973K, respectively. The thermokinetic properties for solute systems such as the redox potential, solute diffusion coefficients and structural information surrounding the solute were predicted from FPMD modeling and the calculated properties are generally in agreement with the experiments. In particular, we formulate an approach to model redox energetics vs. chlorine (or fluorine) potential from firstprinciples approaches. This study develops approaches for, and demonstrates the capabilities of, FPMD to model solute properties in molten salts.

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Section: Computational Strategiesmentioning

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Redox condition in molten salts and solute behavior: A first-principles molecular dynamics study

Nam

Morgan

2015

Journal of Nuclear Materials

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“…It has economic importance (FARIAS et al, 2019), reaching in 2017 the value of the ton that varies from US $ 236.8 (Mexico) to US $ 3870.6 (Fiji) worldwide (FAOSTAT, 2017). Okra has several benefits for human consumption, being a good source of carbohydrates, proteins, fats, minerals and vitamins, which aroused interest in growing this vegetable on a large scale (JAIN et al, 2012;SINDHU;PURI, 2016). In order to increase the productivity of crops such as okra in the tropics, inorganic fertilizers were encouraged to be used to improve the low fertility of soils belonging to these locations (ADEKIYA; AGBEDE, 2009), however, these fertilizers have high value (AGBEDE et al, 2008) which makes it necessary to find alternative sources such as biochar to provide this improvement in the soil and increase crop productivity.…”

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confidence: 99%

Biochar and its impact on soil properties, growth and yield of okra plants

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Applying biochar to the soil can mitigate problems that hinder agricultural production, such as water scarcity and low fertility soils. The objective of this research was to evaluate the impact of dry coconut husk biochar and sewage sludge combinations on soil chemical characteristics, growth, yield and water productivity of okra crop. The experiment was arranged in randomized blocks, with 6 treatments (CHB+BSS -coconut husk biochar + biochar of sewage sludge, CHB+RSS-coconut husk biochar + raw sewage sludge, BSS+RSS -biochar of sewage sludge + raw sewage sludge, CHB -coconut husk biochar, BSS -biochar of sewage sludge, WB -without biochar (control)). Plant height, number of fruits per plant, yield and water use productivity were evaluated. To evaluate the effect of biochar on soil, soil samples weretaken to determine pH, CEC, P, K, Ca, Mg concentrations after incorporation of biochar into the soil. The BSS + RSS and BSS treatments provided better results on okra production and growth characteristics with a 421.15% and 419% productivity increase, respectively, compared to the control treatment. The BSS and BSS + RSS treatments provided better water productivity,with values of 14.5 and 13.3kilogramproduced for each cubic meter of water applied, respectively.All soil chemical characteristics analyzed were modified when the biochar was incorporated into the soil. The results provide valuable insight that okra growers can embrace the use of the combination BSS+RSS and BSS, providing better yields and lower water use in growing this plant.

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“…When á < 0.01 s~', flow stress value will reach stable stress at all deformation temperature indicating occurrence of working softening behavior. In conclusion, the alloy follows the power-law behavior at high temperature and low strain rate while the power law breaks down at the high strain rate and low temperature [11].…”

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Deformation Behavior and Failure Analysis of Wrought Magnesium During Twin Rolling Casting and Hot Compression

Wang

Kang²,

Cho

et al. 2012

Journal of Engineering Materials and Technology

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The flow stress of A7A1M (Mg-Al-Zn-Mn-Ca) and ZK 60 (Mg-Zn-Zr) wrought magnesium alloys under the deformation conditions of twin rolling casting and hot compression at different temperature and strain rates was studied. Deformation behavior and failure mechanism of them were discussed. Microstructure evolutions were analyzed by optical micro structure and electron backscatter diffraction technique. The results have indicated that AZ41M and ZK 60 have different strain-stress curve under the same conditions. Working hardening results in occurrence of cracks in or around the shear bands. The reoystallized, equiaxed, and fined grains in shear bands attribute to recovery and recrystallization, grains refinement causes local working hardening as well as decreases of crack tip driving forces. Stress concentrated in shear bands causes crack initiation and propagation. Nucleus of cracks due to casting defects is another failure mode. With the increase of strain, dislocation rearranged in subgrain level while the low angle grain boundaries continuously evolved into high angle grain boundaries.

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Hypertrophic Scar and Pregnancy

Cited by 14 publications

References 6 publications

Redox condition in molten salts and solute behavior: A first-principles molecular dynamics study

Redox condition in molten salts and solute behavior: A first-principles molecular dynamics study

Biochar and its impact on soil properties, growth and yield of okra plants

Deformation Behavior and Failure Analysis of Wrought Magnesium During Twin Rolling Casting and Hot Compression

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