Materials Letters
ISSN: 0167-577X
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- Data for: Designed polycrystalline ultra-high ductile boron doped Cu-Al-Ni based shape memory alloyRaw data contains tensile test data and X-ray data of all the three alloys reported in this paper. This data does not include DSC analysis data as we prefer to retain it as it include much more information that would be used for other communication work.
- Data for: Nonlinear Field Dependent Conductivity Dielectrics made of Graphite Nanoplatelets Filled CompositesDC electrical conductivity GnP nanoplatelets composite materials
- Data for: A novel thermo-associating polymer as rheological control additive for bentonite drilling fluid in deep offshore drillingrheological data of polymer solution and drilling fluid
- Data for: Fabrication and Photoelectric Properties of a Graphene-Silicon Nanowire Heterojunction on a Flexible PTFE SubstrateTEM
- Data for: Wide-angle microwave absorption properties of Multilayer Metamaterial fabricated by 3D printingIt mainly includes permittivity, permeability test results, reflection loss test results and simulation results
- Data for: A solution-processed ZnO quantum dots ultraviolet photodetector with high performance driven by low operating voltageThe data include the datat of wavelength-dependent responsivity spectrum, I-V, time-dependent photocurrent response and normalized response of the ZnO quantum dots UV photodetector.
- Data for: Comparison of precipitation kinetics and mechanical properties in Zr and Sc-bearing aluminum-based alloysThese data of Figure 1 in manuscript.
- Data for: One-Step Hydrothermal Synthesis of Three-Dimensional Structures of MoS2/Cu2S Hybrids via a Copper Foam-Assisted MethodRecent studies proved that MoS2 is a promising noble metal-free electrocatalyst for hydrogen evolution reaction. Here, we report the three-dimensional (3D) structures of MoS2/Cu2S hybrids were prepared by a one-step hydrothermal method using copper foam. Cu2S derived from the copper foam was used as the self-template of the 3D structures. The MoS2 nanosheet arrays were vertically aligned on the surface of Cu2S networks. The MoS2 nanosheets on the 3D Cu2S structure maximized the exposure of their edge sites at the atomic scale and presented superior catalysis activity for hydrogen production. The ease of composite fabrication suggested that the MoS2/Cu2S composite is a promising candidate electrode material for hydrogen evolution.
- Data for: Chemical Vapor Deposition Graphene as Protective Layer for Copper WireResistance and weight reduction measurements of as-grown graphene protected Cu wire.
- Data for: Fire resistance of phosphoric acid-based geopolymer foams fabricated from metakaolin and hydrogen peroxideThe upload research data includes all the main original data in the manuscript. The name of the data file is directly linked to the sections in the manuscript.