Indium-111

... Miriam Rafailovich (SUNY Stony Brook) We studied the electrophoresis on surfaces covered with thin conducting layers of Aluminum, Nickel and Indium Tin Oxide (ITO). The purpose was to avoid random charge build-ups that occur on non-conducting surfaces used in previous studies. The chemical ...

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... from microscopic aluminum wire. There are two breaks in the loop, each bridged by wires just 60 nanometres wide and made from the semiconductor indium arsenide .(TOLD YA!) At very low temperatures the aluminum becomes superconducting and the current is carried by pairs of electrons with zero ...

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... rather than measure total ion currents. # L. C. Chen, Y. H. Huang, and K. C. Ho, “A Complementary Electrochromic System based on Prussian Blue and Indium Hexacyanoferrate”# “Nonlinear Diffusion Behavior for the Prussian Blue Electrode: II. Interpretation of Variable Diffusivity during the Insertion/Extraction ...

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... has allowed the proliferation of high radio frequency devices such as the cellular phone. MMICs are most often fabricated using Gallium Arsenide, Indium Phosphide or Silicon Germanium making them generally more expensive than silicon ICs, and so are used in high frequency applications where efficiency, ...

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... material and the galinstan electrode is a promising alternative to the commonly used mercury electrodes. The eutectic mixture of gallium , indium and tin is liquid at room temperature (m.p. -19 degrees C) and its voltammetric behaviour is similar to that of mercury. The potential windows ...

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