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Two-fold anisotropic superconducting state in topological superconductor SnAu
Here we report the anisotropic magnetotransport properties in the
superconducting state of SnAu single crystal. SnAu single crystal is
synthesized through an easy melt growth method. Superconducting properties are
evidenced by resistivity vs. temperature and DC magnetization measurements.
Isothermal magnetization measurements hint toward type-II superconductivity in
SnAu. In-plane and out-of-plane resistivity measurements show anisotropic
behavior of the upper critical field at temperatures below superconducting
transition (T = 2.3 K). The observed anisotropy is more elucidated in
resistivity measurements performed below Tc at different tilt angles. The
anisotropy parameter is found to be 1.26. The observed results show the
presence two-fold anisotropic superconducting state in SnAu single crystal,
which may be induced due to the layered structure of synthesized SnAu
single crystal.Comment: 10 Pages Text + Figs: Revised Submitted: Euro. Phys. Let
An expedient synthesis of tetrakis (cyclopropylmethyl) methane
Synthesis of tetrakis(cyclopropylmethyl)methane, a new symmetric product has been described using the radical mediated gem-diallylation of cyclopropylmethyl xanthate as a key step and its single crystal X-ray analysis established its C2-symmetry
Enantioselective epoxidation of 2,2-Dialkyl-2H-chromenes with Oxone and Jacobsen's (S,S)-Mn(III)(Ph-salen)CI complex : Solvent effect
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Uncertainties in emissions estimates of greenhouse gases and air pollutants in India and their impacts on regional air quality
Greenhouse gas and air pollutant precursor emissions have been increasing rapidly in India. Large uncertainties exist in emissions inventories and quantification of their uncertainties is essential for better understanding of the linkages among emissions and air quality, climate, and health. We use Monte Carlo methods to assess the uncertainties of the existing carbon dioxide (CO2), carbon monoxide (CO), sulfur dioxide (SO2), nitrogen oxides (NOx), and particulate matter (PM) emission estimates from four source sectors for India. We also assess differences in the existing emissions estimates within the nine subnational regions. We find large uncertainties, higher than the current estimates for all species other than CO, when all the existing emissions estimates are combined. We further assess the impact of these differences in emissions on air quality using a chemical transport model. More efforts are needed to constrain emissions, especially in the Indo-Gangetic Plain, where not only the emissions differences are high but also the simulated concentrations using different inventories. Our study highlights the importance of constraining SO2, NOx, and NH3 emissions for secondary PM concentrations
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