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Johnson Matthey Technology Review

Johnson Matthey Technology Review杂志,由Johnson Matthey Public Limited Company出版,于2014年创刊,4 issues/year,出版语言English,ISSN:2056-5135,E-ISSN:2056-5135。

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发文地区与机构

近年国家 / 地区发文量统计

国家 / 地区 发文量
England 73
Turkey 9
CHINA MAINLAND 6
Wales 6
GERMANY (FED REP GER) 5
USA 5
India 4
Netherlands 4
Brazil 3
South Africa 3

近年机构发文量统计

机构 发文量
JOHNSON MATTHEY 39
IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON 5
ISTANBUL UNIVERSITY 5
UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM 5
UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE 5
CARDIFF UNIVERSITY 4
LANCASTER UNIVERSITY 4
UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM 4
DELFT UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY 3
MARMARA UNIVERSITY 3

文章引用情况

1
Mechanical Properties of Platinum Jewellery Casting Alloys
2
Designing Parameters of Surfactant-Free Electrochemical Sensors for Dopamine and Uric Acid on Nitrogen Doped Graphene Films
3
Inter-Diffusion of Iridium, Platinum, Palladium and Rhodium with Germanium Improved materials for the next generation of electronic devices
4
The International Flow Battery Forum 2017 A wide range of topics were covered from academic studies to challenges faced in industry
5
Key Technical Contents of the China VI Emission Standards for Diesel Fuelled Heavy-Duty Vehicles New stringent emissions legislation aims to 'win the blue sky defence war' in China
6
Grain Reconstruction of Palladium and Palladium-Nickel Alloys for Platinum Catchment Effects on metal alloy composition at surface and in bulk when operated as a platinum catchment unit during high temperature ammonia oxidation
7
A Re-assessment of the Thermodynamic Properties of Palladium
8
Continuous Production of Squalane Using 3D Printed Catalytic Supports Additive manufacturing confers advantages for catalyst support design
9
Developing Unique Geometries of Phosphate-Based Glasses and their Prospective Biomedical Applications Novel fully resorbable materials with unique properties
10
Predicting the Structure of Grain Boundaries in Fluorite-Structured Materials Understanding the impact of defects in crystalline materials