$$L(j,k)$$ L ( j , k ) -labeling number of Cartesian product of path and cycle

Wu, Qiong; Shiu, Wai Chee; Sun, Pak Kiu

doi:10.1007/s10878-014-9775-4

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“…Silicene is a silicon-based material which has only recently been experimentally-realized [1,2]. Like carbon-based graphene [3], it has a two-dimensional (2D) structure which gives rise to its unusual and potentially important properties.…”

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Disappearance of the Dirac cone in silicene due to the presence of an electric field

Rowlands¹,

Zhang²

2014

Chinese Phys. B

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(Received X XX XXXX; revised manuscript received X XX XXXX) Using the two-dimensional ionic Hubbard model as a simple basis for describing the electronic structure of silicene in the presence of an electric field induced by the substrate, we use the coherent-potential approximation to calculate the zero-temperature phase diagram and associated spectral function at half filling. We find that any degree of symmetry-breaking induced by the electric field causes the silicene structure to lose its Dirac fermion characteristics, thus providing a simple mechanism for the disappearance of the Dirac cone.

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Disappearance of the Dirac cone in silicene due to the presence of an electric field

Rowlands¹,

Zhang²

2014

Chinese Phys. B

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“…PANI shows a vibrational peak at 633.98 cm À1 due to the stretching vibration of C-H. [39] The bending vibrational peak of the aromatic C-H bond in the 1,4-disubstituted aromatic ring of protonated emeraldine corresponds to 821.5 and 1161 cm À1 . [40][41][42] The band at 1248.6 cm À1 is the stretching peaks of C-N. [38,40] The band at 1314.7 cm À1 is the π-electron delocalization of the polymer and/or with the C═N-C stretching vibration. [42] The peaks at 1502.2 and 1616.5 cm À1 related to C═C stretching vibrations.…”

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“…[40][41][42] The band at 1248.6 cm À1 is the stretching peaks of C-N. [38,40] The band at 1314.7 cm À1 is the π-electron delocalization of the polymer and/or with the C═N-C stretching vibration. [42] The peaks at 1502.2 and 1616.5 cm À1 related to C═C stretching vibrations. [43] The peak at 2158.9 cm À1 represents N═C═O.…”

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Polyaniline‐Modified Hierarchical Graphene Fiber for Ultrahigh‐Performance Electrochemical Supercapacitor with Carbon Fiber in Core as Current Collector

et al. 2019

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As the demand for portable and wearable energy‐storage devices increases, fiber‐type supercapacitors have rapidly developed. Herein, a two‐step synthesis method is developed to fabricate polyaniline‐modified hierarchical graphene fibers (GFs) with carbon fiber as the core. Using these fibers as the electrode of the supercapacitor, the highly conductive graphene sheets in these fibers can accelerate the transfer of electrolyte ions and fully enhance the Faraday redox transition of polyaniline on the fiber surface, thus realizing the volume capacitance of 2053 F cm−3. The core–shell hierarchical structures contribute to the high robustness and flexibility of the fibers, which are beneficial to their application in wearable or flexible systems. Moreover, large‐scale production of the core–shell fibers as supercapacitor electrodes without metal wires can be easily realized by a simple bonding technique, which opens up a promising opportunity for practical flexible devices.

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“…Rhamnolipids FTIR, HPLC, TLC [57,58] Sophorolipids FTIR,HPLC [59] Trehalolipids HPLC [60] Surfactin HPLC [61] Phospholipids GC/MS [62] …”

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A review on natural surfactants

et al. 2015

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Natural surfactants or biosurfactants are amphiphilic biological compounds, usually extracellular, produced by variety of microorganisms from various substances including waste materials. There is an increasing interest on this topic because of their unique properties such as low toxicity, functionality under extreme conditions, based on renewable substances and biologically degradable nature. The diversity of these molecules supports them for their potential application in the field of petroleum, medicine, agriculture, food, cosmetics etc. They are also effective in curtailing green-house effect by reducing the emission of CO 2 . They can be termed as 'green' because of their low toxicity, biodegradability and relative stability under a wide range of physicochemical environments.

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$$L(j,k)$$ L ( j , k ) -labeling number of Cartesian product of path and cycle

Cited by 24 publications

References 18 publications

Disappearance of the Dirac cone in silicene due to the presence of an electric field

Disappearance of the Dirac cone in silicene due to the presence of an electric field

Polyaniline‐Modified Hierarchical Graphene Fiber for Ultrahigh‐Performance Electrochemical Supercapacitor with Carbon Fiber in Core as Current Collector

A review on natural surfactants

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