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Aeolian Remobilisation of the 2011-Cordón Caulle Tephra-Fallout Deposit: Example of an Important Process in the Life Cycle of Volcanic Ash

2020

Although volcanic eruptions represent short periods in the whole history of a volcano, the large amount of loose pyroclastic material produced, combined with aeolian processes, can lead to continuous, long-lasting reworking of volcanic products. Driven by wind, these processes significantly influence the geomorphology and prolong the impacts of eruptions on exposed communities and ecosystems. Since such phenomena are of interest to scientists from a range of disciplines (e.g., volcanology, atmospheric and soil sciences), a well-defined, common nomenclature is necessary to optimise the multidisciplinary characterisation of both processes and deposits. We, therefore, first describe ash wind-r…

transport and deposition processestephra falloutlcsh:Qlcsh:Sciencewind remobilisationlithometeor classificationvolcanic ash life cycleFrontiers in Earth Science
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Atomic layer deposition of localised boron- and hydrogen-doped aluminium oxide using trimethyl borate as a dopant precursor

2020

Atomic layer deposition (ALD) of boron-containing films has been mainly studied for use in 2D materials and for B-doping of Si. Furthermore, lithium-containing borates show great promise as solid electrolyte coatings for enhanced energy storage. In this work, we examine trimethyl borate (TMB) and triethyl borate (TEB) in combination with O2 plasma as precursors for ALD of B-containing films, targeting the growth of B2O3. It is found that films grown from TEB contain no boron. Further work with TMB as a boron-containing precursor showed promising initial growth on a SiO2 or Al2O3 surface, but a rapid decrease of the growth rate during subsequent ALD cycles indicating surface inhibition durin…

trimethyl borateenergy storageatomic layer depositiontiethyl borateelectrolyte coatingsatomikerroskasvatus
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Erosion, screening, and migration of tungsten in the JET divertor

2019

The erosion of tungsten (W), induced by the bombardment of plasma and impurity particles, determines the lifetime of plasma-facing components as well as impacting on plasma performance by the influx of W into the confined region. The screening of W by the divertor and the transport of W in the plasma determines largely the W content in the plasma core, but the W source strength itself has a vital impact on this process. The JET tokamak experiment provides access to a large set of W erosion-determining parameters and permits a detailed description of the W source in the divertor closest to the ITER one: (i) effective sputtering yields and fluxes as function of impact energy of intrinsic (Be,…

tungsten divertorNuclear and High Energy PhysicsMaterials scienceNuclear engineeringchemistry.chemical_elementTungsten01 natural sciences010305 fluids & plasmaserosion and depositionASDEX UpgradePhysics::Plasma PhysicsImpurity0103 physical sciencesITER divertor010306 general physicsW spectroscopyJet (fluid)DivertorPlasmaequipment and suppliesCondensed Matter::Mesoscopic Systems and Quantum Hall EffectCondensed Matter PhysicsERO modellingchemistryJETPhysics::Space PhysicsErosionPhysics::Accelerator PhysicsAstrophysics::Earth and Planetary Astrophysicsddc:620Nuclear Fusion
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The impact of Mt. Etna volcanic emissions on the atmospheric deposition: developments and improvements during three decades of studies

2022

Volcanic emissions are an important source of gases and particles to the atmosphere. Mount Etna discharges a permanent volcanic plume consisting of water vapor and gaseous species (CO2, SO2, HCl and HF, mainly), metals, acid droplets, and solid particles. This plume interacts with meteoric water during precipitations events, so the chemical signature of the plume is impressed on the rainwater. Over the past 32 years, the impact of Etna's emissions on atmospheric deposition has been investigated in many research projects by our team. Sampling methodologies and analytical procedures have been improved over the years. The first study of the concentration of water-soluble inorganic ions in week…

volcanic emissions atmospheric deposition trace metals isotopes Mt. EtnaSettore GEO/08 - Geochimica E Vulcanologia
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