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Nanoengineered Materials for Energy Conversion & Storage Applications: A Density Functional Theory Study
The conventional approach for the development of novel materials has become long relative to the desired product development cycle. Thus, the sluggish pace of the development of materials within the conventional approach hinders the rapid transformation of the scientific outcomes into useful technol...
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2021
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