Effect of weaning age on morphological and histological changes that occur in a rat’s testis

Crispel, Yonatan; Danin, Yonatan; Klorin, Geula; Hochberg, Zèev

doi:10.17352/ijvsr.000076

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“…Again, this work was questioned by Sivan et al that this report was not reproducible as the temperature measurement was not accurate both experimentally and numerically. 163 Based on these discussions, we conclude that advanced pico/femtosecond spectroscopies are crucial to monitor the plasmonic hot electron transport, including from metal to the adsorbate molecules.…”

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Review—Origin and Promotional Effects of Plasmonics in Photocatalysis

Thangamuthu

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Raziman

et al. 2022

J. Electrochem. Soc.

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Plasmonic effects including near-field coupling, light scattering, guided mode through surface plasmon polaritons (SPPs), Förster resonant energy transfer (FRET), and thermoplasmonics are extensively used for harnessing inexhaustible solar energy for photovoltaics and photocatalysis. Recently, plasmonic hot carrier-driven photocatalysis has received additional attention thanks to its specific selectivity in the catalytic conversion of gas molecules and organic compounds, resulting from the direct injection of hot carriers into the lowest unoccupied molecular orbital of the adsorbate molecule. The excellent light trapping property and high efficiency of hot charge-carrier generation through electromagnetic surface plasmon decay have been identified as the dominant mechanisms that promote energy-intensive chemical reactions at room temperature and atmospheric pressure. However, understanding the electromagnetic effects of plasmonics and distinguishing them from chemical effects in photocatalysis is challenging. While there exist several reviews underlining the experimental observations of plasmonic effects, this critical review addresses the physical origin of the various plasmon-related phenomena and how they can promote photocatalysis. The conditions under which each plasmonic effect dominates and how to distinguish one from another is also discussed. Finally, future research directions are proposed with the aim to accelerate progress in this field at the interface between chemistry and physics.

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Section: Plasmonic Hot Electron-hole Driven Photocatalytic Reactionsmentioning

confidence: 85%

Review—Origin and Promotional Effects of Plasmonics in Photocatalysis

Thangamuthu

Tang

Raziman

et al. 2022

J. Electrochem. Soc.

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“…Supported by infrastructure development that reaches all corners of the country, the wheels of the economy will be able to move, and the economic indicators set by the government can be fulfilled. This infrastructure development is one of the government's obligations that must be carried out in the community [2,3]. However, sometimes, the development that has been carried out has neglected environmental sustainability.…”

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Environment Development Based on Local Community, Case of “Relawan Kampung,” Banten, Indonesia

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This research describes how the infrastructure development was carried out by “Relawan Kampung” (Village Volunteers), Banten, Indonesia. “Relawan Kampung” is here to overcome the anxiety of unequal development carried out by the government, which hinders people’s mobility. The development they are doing is carried out by paying attention to the sustainability of the surrounding environment and involving the local community as the key development actors. Using the theory of Development Based Community and Case Study Methods, the research results show that the independence of the “Relawan Kampung” from the government, which is reflected in the independence of funds, actually shows the success of a development. Since its establishment in 2012, “Relawan Kampung” has been able to build hundreds of bridges. This is an excellent example of how empowered civil society can meet its own needs without government assistance.

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Effect of weaning age on morphological and histological changes that occur in a rat’s testis

Cited by 2 publications

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Review—Origin and Promotional Effects of Plasmonics in Photocatalysis

Review—Origin and Promotional Effects of Plasmonics in Photocatalysis

Environment Development Based on Local Community, Case of “Relawan Kampung,” Banten, Indonesia

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