akshatjiwan

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Energy&cost-efficient CO2 capture from dilute emissions by pyridinic-graphene(nature.com)
3 points by akshatjiwan 10mo ago|0 comments
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Considering technology characteristics to project future costs of DAC(cell.com)
1 points by akshatjiwan 10mo ago|0 comments
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Glass-Ceramic Substrates for Electronics Packaging(advanced.onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
3 points by akshatjiwan 11mo ago|0 comments
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A Wooden Tower Could Unlock Bigger Wind Turbines(youtu.be)
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by akshatjiwan 11mo ago
I was quite surprised too to learn how well terminal apps work on Android. Termux is amazing.
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Steel composites integrating diamonds and carbon nanotubes(akshatjiwannotes.blogspot.com)
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Perspective from EU Research and Innovation (R&I) Days 2025(akshatjiwannotes.blogspot.com)
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How a CVD Diamond Is Made(youtube.com)
1 points by akshatjiwan 1y ago|0 comments
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Rock comminution as a source of hydrogen for subglacial ecosystems(nature.com)
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Plasma Capacitor(fdscience.org)
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by akshatjiwan 1y ago
Rousseau was famous for saying that man is born free and is everywhere in chains. He advocated for self rule and formulation of laws by the people. Yet after 100s of years of democracy (thousands really) the corrupting influence of social n
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by akshatjiwan 1y ago
I don't know. Content matters more to me. Many of the articles that I read have so little information density that I find it hard to justify spending time on them.I often use AI to summarise text for me and then lookup particular topic
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by akshatjiwan 1y ago
Your comment reminds me of apple's attempt to make sapphire screens. That didn't turn out so well. https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/feb/10/sapphire-...
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by akshatjiwan 1y ago
I think what they have grown diamond on the transistor which then bonds to the substrate through a SIC interlayer. From what I understand their idea seems to be that since most heating occurs at channels they act like hotspots and therefor
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by akshatjiwan 1y ago
It certainly is a great hobby. I'm not a physicist either but I keep reading papers and taking courses on YT about areas I'm interested in — Materials science,plasma, Electrostatics,fluids,thermodynamics etc. Good thing is science
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by akshatjiwan 1y ago
Apologies. I write everything in plain text on my mobile and just copy paste it to blogger/fb. Most platforms automatically create clickable links (hn also does that) but apparently blogger does not do it. I like full links on the post
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by akshatjiwan 1y ago
Absolutely! Ozone is produced as a byproduct but I don't have any refrences at hand. More generally it can be said reactive oxygen species are produced as an intermediary that turn into several compounds as plasma is cooled. Whatever
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by akshatjiwan 1y ago
I'm disagreeing that it's trivial to check for fusion because of low mass of gas inside the bubbles and suggesting that it's unlikely that fusion would ever happen in a bubble because temperatures required for fusion are way
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by akshatjiwan 1y ago
Very likely. The hot plasma generated would form oxides when it's cooled. I read a few papers a while back focussed around generating ammonia and other nitrogenous compounds. I can't find the link to the one I read but apparently
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by akshatjiwan 1y ago
Researchers have reported neutron detection but these results have not been reproduced and some scientists have attributed this detection to 'noise'. Bubbles are tiny they have very small amount of gas in them so detecting that is
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From Raw Crystal to Crystal Oscillator – Crystals Go to War in 1943(youtube.com)
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Revealing the mechanisms of non-thermal plasma-enabled iron oxide reduction(nature.com)
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The new science of strong materials,JE Gordon(archive.org)
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Why does collapsing a bubble with a sound wave produce light?(akshatjiwannotes.blogspot.com)
21 points by akshatjiwan 1y ago|27 comments
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WeWork India Summit Tackling Tech Challenges in Green Building Innovation(akshatjiwannotes.blogspot.com)
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Mystery of Prince Rupert's Drop at 130k FPS [video](youtube.com)
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What IMC 2025 Revealed About the State of Telecom(akshatjiwannotes.blogspot.com)
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Can you compress water and turn it solid?(akshatjiwannotes.blogspot.com)
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Sand Castle Holds Up a Car – Mechanically Stabilized Earth [video](youtube.com)
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Entropy: Origin of the Second Law of Thermodynamics [video](youtube.com)
2 points by akshatjiwan 1y ago|0 comments

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