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Triple Junctions as Dislocation-Like Defects: The Role of Grain Boundary Crystallography Revealed by Experiment and Atomistic Simulation

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By Tobias Brink, Saba Saood, Peter Schweizer
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Grain boundaries (GBs) are common and important defects in materials. Mechanical properties of metals, for example, are influenced by the amount and type of GBs in the sample [1-4]. GB networks evolve by the formation of GBs during synthesis and later by their movement [5-7]. However, GBs never end in regions of defect-free bulk material, but end instead either at surfaces or at so-called triple junctions, where three GBs meet in a line [8].
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Staging and defect-limited intercalation of FeCl 3 in graphite electrodes

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By Peter Schweizer, Lilian M. Vogl, Colin Ophus, Andrew M. Minor
| Nature Verified
Abstract The need for sustainable mobility and renewable energy systems has been a major driving force for battery research in recent years. While ion batteries are in widespread application, there remain unsolved questions regarding fundamental processes occurring within batteries during use that ultimately limit their performance. The most important of such processes is intercalation, which describes the reversible incorporation of a guest species into a host lattice.
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Immigration as a Weapon

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By Clifford May, Peter Schweizer
| Foundation for Defense of Democracies
New York Times bestselling author Peter Schweizer joins host Cliff May to discuss his new book, “The Invisible Coup: How American Elites and Foreign Powers Use Immigration as a Weapon.” The two take a deep dive into the recent U.S.-China summit, comparisons between the Islamic Republic and the former Soviet Union, Russia’s war in Ukraine, and Peter’s explosive discovery of a “Manchurian Candidate-style weaponization of the U.S. immigration system.
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