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Effect of Shocked Impact of 50 Scaling on the Structural, Morphological, Optical, and Electrical Properties of MMTC Crystals for Correlated Sensor, Photonic, and Piezoelectric Functionalities
Manganese mercury thiocyanate (MMTC), a nonlinear optical organometallic single-crystal material, was successfully grown by the Sankaranarayanan-Ramasamy (SR) method. The as-grown MMTC crystals were subjected ...
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Growth, investigation of calcium D-gluconate monohydrate-CDG crystals with shocked impact for electronic usage and the pure crystal for sensor application
The CDG – calcium D-Gluconate monohydrate is the orthorhombic type of crystalline specimen identified from single crystal XRD grown by slow evaporation methodology; the 2 MPa pressure with 2.2 Mach number of s...
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Synthesis and characterizations of l-lysinium trichloroacetate crystals of versatile scaling for temperature sensor and opto-electronic utilities
l-Lysinium trichloroacetate-LLYSTCA is well grown by solution growth methodology and is milled for 12 h to get micro-scaled LLYSTCA and is irradiated with Co-60 source for 500 Gy value. The period of growth of .....
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Chapter and Conference Paper
High Speed Etching of Silicon in NaOH-Based Solution
In this research, the effect of hydroxylamine (NH2OH) on the etching characteristics of sodium hydroxide (NaOH) is investigated. To perform this study, 12% NH2OH is incorporated to 10 M NaOH and the etching chara...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Design and Simulation of Stepped Microcantilevers for Energy Harvesting Applications
MEMS piezoelectric energy harvesters have captivated greater attention due to their advantages such as higher energy density, no need of external power, and ease of integration with other micro devices. It can...
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Open AccessWet anisotropic etching characteristics of Si{111} in NaOH-based solution for silicon bulk micromachining
Silicon bulk micromachining is extensively employed method in microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) for the formation of freestanding (e.g., cantilevers) and fixed (e.g., cavities) microstructures. Wet anisotr...
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Open AccessEnhanced etching characteristics of Si{100} in NaOH-based two-component solution
Silicon wet bulk micromachining is the most widely used technique for the fabrication of diverse microstructures such as cantilevers, cavities, etc. in laboratory as well as in industry for micro-electromechan...
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Open AccessEtching characteristics of Si{110} in 20 wt% KOH with addition of hydroxylamine for the fabrication of bulk micromachined MEMS
Anisotropic wet etching is a most widely employed for the fabrication of MEMS/NEMS structures using silicon bulk micromachining. The use of Si{110} in MEMS is inevitable when a microstructure with vertical sid...
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Surfactant-induced stabilization of four-coordinated hemes in reconstituted hemoglobins
A transition from 5-coordination to 4-coordination metal centres of porphyrins in carbonmonoxy Fe(II), Cu(II) and Ni(II) hemoglobins is observed as a consequence of ionic surfactant interactions with metallopr...
