Publications by authors named "Jonathan Harding"

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  • Magnesium-sulfur batteries are a new technology that offers high energy density, safety, and cost-effectiveness, potentially changing the energy storage market.* -
  • The review focuses on developing special electrolytes that enable the efficient movement of magnesium ions while ensuring compatibility with sulfur components and reducing the shuttle effect caused by magnesium polysulfides.* -
  • It emphasizes the need for further research on reaction mechanisms and innovative electrolytes to improve the performance of magnesium-sulfur batteries and address current limitations.*
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Plasma-catalytic CO hydrogenation is a complex chemical process combining plasma-assisted gas-phase and surface reactions. Herein, we investigated CO hydrogenation over Pd/ZnO and ZnO in a tubular dielectric barrier discharge (DBD) reactor at ambient pressure. Compared to the CO hydrogenation using Plasma Only or Plasma + ZnO, placing Pd/ZnO in the DBD almost doubled the conversion of CO (36.

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Introduction: Daily patient volume in emergency departments (ED) varies considerably between days and sites. Although studies have attempted to define "high-volume" days, no standard definition exists. Furthermore, it is not clear whether the frequency of high-volume days, by any definition, is related to the size of an ED.

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