cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/r3rmjyhchz.4
title: Supplementary dataset: Effects of Carboxymethyl cellulose concentration on mechanical, viscoelastic properties, and thermal properties of starch/plant fiber foaming tableware materials with foam structure

description: This dataset is supplementary materials to Effects of Carboxymethyl cellulose concentration on mechanical, viscoelastic properties, and thermal properties of starch/plant fiber foaming tableware materials with foam structure, which includes supplementary material and original experimental data. In this study, a novel bio-based composite of starch/plant fiber foaming tableware materials and carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC) was prepared by the hot-pressing foaming method. The influence of the content of CMC as a new type of film-forming agent filler on the properties of foam materials was systematically investigated. The results showed that the foam material with 10 wt% CMC had excellent cell morphology and uniform cell size (the average cell size reached the minimum value of 465.7 μm), relatively high porosity (57.01%), and excellent thermal insulation properties (thermal conductivity: 0.0541 W/m·K). The tensile strength of foam increased from 4.289 MPa for 0 wt% CMC to 5.714 MPa for 10 wt% CMC loading. Similarly, the flexural strength also increased from 11.609 MPa to 15.719 MPa for the foam material with 10 wt% CMC. The thermal stability and viscoelastic properties of the foam material reached the highest after adding 10wt% CMC. In addition, the increase of CMC content is beneficial to improve the oil resistance and biodegradability of the material. The research shows that CMC is an effective filler to improve the properties of starch/plant fiber foaming tableware materials, which can greatly promote the development of bio-based polymer foam materials.
DOI: 10.17632/r3rmjyhchz.1
title: Supplementary Data: Effects of Carboxymethyl cellulose on mechanical, viscoelastic properties, and thermal properties of starch/plant fiber foaming tableware materials with foam structure

description: Supplementary data for Figure 2, Figure 4, Figure 7, Figure 8, Figure 9 and Figure 10 in the manuscript.
In this study, a new bio-based composite material of starch/plant fiber foaming tableware material reinforced with carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC) was prepared by the hot-pressing foaming method. The influence of the CMC content on the morphological structure, mechanical properties, thermal conductivity, thermal stability, Viscoelastic properties, oil resistance and biodegradability of the foam materials was systematically investigated. The experimental results showed that adding an appropriate amount of CMC (10 wt%) made the cell structure of the foam material more uniform, and improved the mechanical properties and thermal insulation capacity of the material. A dynamic mechanical thermal analysis revealed that an appropriate amount of CMC (10 wt%) can synergistically increase the storage modulus, loss modulus, and loss factor of the foam material. As for thermal properties, the addition of 10wt% CMC was beneficial for improving the thermal stability of the material and reducing thermal degradation. In addition, the increase of CMC content is beneficial to the improvement of the oil resistance and biodegradability of the starch/plant fiber foaming tableware materials. Therefore, the starch/plant fiber foaming tableware materials reinforced with CMC film-forming agent could be used as a biodegradable alternative to expanded polystyrene (EPS) tableware, reducing the use of traditional petroleum-based materials
DOI: 10.17632/r3rmjyhchz.2
title: Supplementary dataset: Effects of Carboxymethyl cellulose on mechanical, viscoelastic properties, and thermal properties of starch/plant fiber foaming tableware materials with foam structure

description: This dataset is supplementary materials to Effects of Carboxymethyl cellulose on mechanical, viscoelastic properties, and thermal properties of starch/plant fiber foaming tableware materials with foam structure, which includes supplementary material and original experimental data. In this study, a new bio-based composite material of starch/plant fiber foaming tableware material reinforced with carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC) was prepared by the hot-pressing foaming method. The influence of the CMC content on the morphological structure, mechanical properties, thermal conductivity, thermal stability, Viscoelastic properties, oil resistance and biodegradability of the foam materials was systematically investigated. The experimental results showed that adding an appropriate amount of CMC (10 wt%) made the cell structure of the foam material more uniform, and improved the mechanical properties and thermal insulation capacity of the material. A dynamic mechanical thermal analysis revealed that an appropriate amount of CMC (10 wt%) can synergistically increase the storage modulus, loss modulus, and loss factor of the foam material. As for thermal properties, the addition of 10wt% CMC was beneficial for improving the thermal stability of the material and reducing thermal degradation. In addition, the increase of CMC content is beneficial to the improvement of the oil resistance and biodegradability of the starch/plant fiber foaming tableware materials. Therefore, the starch/plant fiber foaming tableware materials reinforced with CMC film-forming agent could be used as a biodegradable alternative to expanded polystyrene (EPS) tableware, reducing the use of traditional petroleum-based materials.
DOI: 10.17632/r3rmjyhchz.3
title: Supplementary dataset: Effects of Carboxymethyl cellulose on mechanical, viscoelastic properties, and thermal properties of starch/plant fiber foaming tableware materials with foam structure

description: This dataset is supplementary materials to Effects of Carboxymethyl cellulose concentration on mechanical, viscoelastic properties, and thermal properties of starch/plant fiber foaming tableware materials with foam structure, which includes supplementary material and original experimental data. In this study, a new bio-based composite material of starch/plant fiber foaming tableware material reinforced with carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC) was prepared by the hot-pressing foaming method. The influence of the CMC content on the morphological structure, mechanical properties, thermal conductivity, thermal stability, Viscoelastic properties, oil resistance and biodegradability of the foam materials was systematically investigated. The experimental results showed that adding an appropriate amount of CMC (10 wt%) made the cell structure of the foam material more uniform, and improved the mechanical properties and thermal insulation capacity of the material. A dynamic mechanical thermal analysis revealed that an appropriate amount of CMC (10 wt%) can synergistically increase the storage modulus, loss modulus, and loss factor of the foam material. As for thermal properties, the addition of 10wt% CMC was beneficial for improving the thermal stability of the material and reducing thermal degradation. In addition, the increase of CMC content is beneficial to the improvement of the oil resistance and biodegradability of the starch/plant fiber foaming tableware materials. Therefore, the starch/plant fiber foaming tableware materials reinforced with CMC film-forming agent could be used as a biodegradable alternative to expanded polystyrene (EPS) tableware, reducing the use of traditional petroleum-based materials.
DOI: 10.17632/r3rmjyhchz.5
title: Supplementary dataset: Effects of Carboxymethyl cellulose concentration on mechanical, viscoelastic properties, and thermal properties of starch/plant fiber foaming tableware materials with foam structure

description: This dataset is supplementary materials to Effects of Carboxymethyl cellulose concentration on mechanical, viscoelastic properties, and thermal properties of starch/plant fiber foaming tableware materials with foam structure, which includes supplementary material and original experimental data. In this study, a novel bio-based composite of starch/plant fiber foaming tableware materials and carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC) was prepared by the hot-pressing foaming method. The influence of the content of CMC as a new type of film-forming agent filler on the properties of foam materials was systematically investigated. The results showed that the foam material with 10 wt% CMC had excellent cell morphology and uniform cell size (the average cell size reached the minimum value of 465.7 μm), relatively high porosity (57.01%), and excellent thermal insulation properties (thermal conductivity: 0.0541 W/m·K). The tensile strength of foam increased from 4.289 MPa for 0 wt% CMC to 5.714 MPa for 10 wt% CMC loading. Similarly, the flexural strength also increased from 11.609 MPa to 15.719 MPa for the foam material with 10 wt% CMC. The thermal stability and viscoelastic properties of the foam material reached the highest after adding 10wt% CMC. In addition, the increase of CMC content is beneficial to improve the oil resistance and biodegradability of the material. The research shows that CMC is an effective filler to improve the properties of starch/plant fiber foaming tableware materials, which can greatly promote the development of bio-based polymer foam materials.
DOI: 10.17632/gw57zv5gdc.1
title: AI assisted Self-regulated Second Language Learning

description: The AI assisted self-regulated Second Language Learning Scale datasets contains junior high school data and senior high school data. The AMOS files contain first and second-order CFA models
DOI: 10.25625/42gs0i/bk5ttp
title: CRC1456-DataPolicy.pdf

description: Document containing the policies for data usage on CRC 1456.
DOI: 10.17632/mtzjbhrnhy.1
title: Evaluation of antifungal activity in visible light-activated doped TiO2 nanoparticles data

description: Here you can find files where the network parameters were calculated from Rietveld refinement using the FullProf Suite program. There is a corresponding file for each of the samples.
DOI: 10.25625/42gs0i
title: Data policy for CRC 1456

description: Data policy for CRC 1456.
DOI: 10.25625/42gs0i/hifjov
title: CRC1456-DataPolicy.pdf

description: Document containing the policies for data usage on CRC 1456. Updated according to the latest request from April 2024.
DOI: 10.25625/42gs0i/kaq7vd
title: Data_Policy_Amendment_092023.pdf

description: :unav
DOI: 10.25625/42gs0i/wgtkbx
title: CRC1456-DataPolicy.pdf

description: Document containing the policies for data usage on CRC 1456. Updated according to the latest data amendment from September 2023.
DOI: 10.17632/jdn9pt8kwd.1
title: International Spillovers of Conventional versus New Monetary Policy

description: The attached folder replicates the results in the paper titled International Spillovers of Conventional versus New Monetary Policy by Aamir Rafique Hashmi and Dennis Nsafoah.
DOI: 10.17632/ry6t7j76wv.1
title: R-code and data from: New lethal liquid bait for control of pest ants

description: The data set described here is a supplement to an article titled: "New lethal liquid bait for control of pest ants". The article uses both laboratory and field data to evaluate the effectiveness of a new liquid bait for ants. The methods to generate the data contained here are described in the aforementioned article. 

Abstract from article: 
"An aqueous ant bait consisting of sucrose (4.55% w/v), essential amino acids (1%), and water is known to be highly appealing to multiple ant species throughout the foraging season. Here, we tested whether this bait, combined with boric acid as the lethal agent, has potential for control of pest ants. Specifically, we: (1) assessed bait lethality to diverse species of ants (European fire ants, Myrmica rubra, western carpenter ants, Camponotus modoc, thatching ants, Formica oreas); (2) tested the effect of boric acid concentration on mortality of M. rubra workers and colonies; (3) compared consumption, and demise timeline, of lethal liquid baits and lethal gel baits; and (4) investigated whether lethal liquid baits reduce the size of M. rubra colonies. In laboratory experiments, the bait induced rapid worker mortality (&lt;22 days) in all three species of ants tested. Increasing the concentration of boric acid from 1% to 5.4% accelerated the demise of only worker ants, but not queen ants, in M. rubra colonies, indicating that 1% boric acid is sufficiently lethal. Worker ants of M. rubra strongly preferred liquid baits to gel baits of identical nutrient composition, with the former bait accelerating worker demise. In a field experiment in a public park heavily infested with M. rubra, the 12 treatment colonies provided with a lethal liquid bait (4.55% sucrose; 1% EAA; 1% boric acid) over 114 days significantly declined, whereas the 12 control colonies provided with the corresponding non-lethal bait did not. The bait, with appropriately adapted bait deployment protocol, should be tested for control of other pest ants, particularly those that preferentially feed on liquid foods."

This is uploaded as an R studio project and code used to wrangle data, analyze data and generate plots can be accessed in the project folder by opening the project file. The project contains: 

---Data
Data files of laboratory and field experiments to assess ant mortality to various bait formulations.
 
---Outputs
Plots and csv files generated from data analysis.

---Scripts
Scripts of R code used to wrangle data, conduct analyses, and generate outputs.
DOI: 10.17632/nkz3mgr9kp.1
title: Inputs and results for "Establishing best practices for modeling long duration energy storage in deeply decarbonized energy systems"

description: Inputs and results for the forthcoming paper "Establishing best practices for modeling long duration energy storage in deeply decarbonized energy systems". The folders started with "results_" contain the input data for the GenX cases run, for each zonal aggregation. GenX is an open source model available at https://github.com/GenXProject/GenX.jl . The file "results.csv" contains the raw data used to make the plots in the paper.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.24666090
title: Simulated datasets reads

description: Datasets of simulated NGS reads correspondig to the scientific work by S. Gonzalez et al titled "Comprehensive analysis of the influence of technical and biological variations on de-novo assembly of RNA-Seq datasets". The file is a compressed directory containing one folder for each assessed variable with 12 fastq files, 3 independent replicates for each condition.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.24666090.v1
title: Simulated datasets reads

description: Datasets of simulated NGS reads correspondig to the scientific work by S. Gonzalez et al titled "Comprehensive analysis of the influence of technical and biological variations on de-novo assembly of RNA-Seq datasets". The file is a compressed directory containing one folder for each assessed variable with 12 fastq files, 3 independent replicates for each condition.
DOI: 10.15468/rd8xme
title: Parc éolien de Vents du Catésis - Suivi activité Busards Parc éolien Vents de Catésis 2020

description: Suivi activité Busards 2020
DOI: 10.15468/99jgzp
title: EDP Foz Tua: Black Wheatear (Oenanthe leucura) (Aves) - Ecological Monitoring Program [2012-2017]

description: The dataset contains records of black Wheatear (Oenanthe leucura) (Aves, Muscicapidae) collected in plots along the lower Tua River valley and included in the Ecological Monitoring Program of the Foz Tua Hydroelectric Dam, promoted by EDP – Energias de Portugal, S.A. Data were collected in May 2012 and between January and September 2013-2017, during field visits to the known area of occurrence of the target species in the lower Tua valley, in a 5-km buffer around the river itself. The occurrence of the target taxa was documented through 635 observations of the species, in 155 events.
DOI: 10.17632/rxnt9nh7sb.1
title: Mantle decarbonation-driven pyroxenite formation: insight from the low-δ26Mg intraplate magmatic province across central-eastern Asia

description: This dataset includes 1) new Mg-isotopic data for Late Cretaceous lamprophyre-basalt association in Langshan area (central Asia), 2) compiled dataset for post-110 Ma basaltic rock in eastern Asia, 3) complied experimental partial melts of carbonated and uncarbonated rocks and 4) parameters used for the partial melting modeling
DOI: 10.17632/rxnt9nh7sb.2
title: Mantle decarbonation-driven pyroxenite formation: insight from the low-δ26Mg intraplate magmatic province across central-eastern Asia

description: This dataset includes 1) new Mg-isotopic data for Late Cretaceous lamprophyre-basalt association in Langshan area (central Asia), 2) compiled dataset for post-110 Ma basaltic rock in eastern Asia, 3) complied experimental partial melts of carbonated and uncarbonated rocks and 4) parameters used for the partial melting modeling
DOI: 10.17632/rxnt9nh7sb.3
title: Phantom recycled carbonates and mantle pyroxenites: insight from the low-δ26Mg intraplate basaltic province across central-eastern Asia

description: This dataset includes 1) Major, trace-element and Sr-Nd-Pb-Mg isotope data for Langshan basalts and lamprophyres, 2) Compilation of major, trace-element and Mg isotope data for the post-110 Ma intraplate basaltic magmatic province in central-eastern Asia, 3) Compiled experimental melt compositions from carbonated and uncarbonated rocks. and 4) Modelled δ26Mg and pyroxenitic mass contributions for adiabatic melts from mantle sources containing variable fractions of silica-deficient pyroxenite
DOI: 10.17632/rxnt9nh7sb.4
title: Mantle pyroxenites transformed from decarbonated altered oceanic crust controls the low-δ26Mg central-eastern Asian diffuse basaltic province

description: This dataset includes 1) Major, trace-element and Sr-Nd-Pb-Mg isotope data for Langshan basalts and lamprophyres, 2) Compilation of major, trace-element and Mg isotope data for the post-110 Ma intraplate basaltic magmatic province in central-eastern Asia, 3) Compiled experimental melt compositions from carbonated and uncarbonated rocks, 4) Details for the partial melting modeling of this study, and 5) Modelled δ26Mg and pyroxenitic mass contributions for adiabatic melts from mantle sources containing variable fractions of silica-deficient pyroxenite
DOI: 10.17632/rxnt9nh7sb.5
title: Mantle pyroxenites transformed from decarbonated altered oceanic crust controls the low-δ26Mg central-eastern Asian diffuse basaltic province

description: This dataset includes 1) Major, trace-element and Sr-Nd-Pb-Mg isotope data for Langshan basalts and lamprophyres, 2) Compilation of major, trace-element and Mg isotope data for the post-110 Ma intraplate basaltic magmatic province in central-eastern Asia, 3) Compiled experimental melt compositions from carbonated and uncarbonated rocks, 4) Details for the partial melting modeling of this study, and 5) Modelled δ26Mg and pyroxenitic mass contributions for adiabatic melts from mantle sources containing variable fractions of silica-deficient pyroxenite
DOI: 10.15468/spefwm
title: Aménagement d'un échangeur entre l'A36 et la RN1019 sur la commune de Sévenans - Suivi du passage à faune 2019 - Zone A

description: Suivi visuel des traces à l'entrée et dans le passage à faune - Piégeage photographique de la faune à l'entrée et dans le passage à faune - repérage ponctuel de la faune dans la zone A
DOI: 10.17632/ggys689v6x.1
title: The killifish germline regulates longevity and somatic repair in a sex-specific manner

description: Supplementary tables for the manuscript
DOI: 10.18167/dvn1/einhln
title: Exploitations cotonnières au nord de la Côte d'Ivoire en 2013-14

description: Capture of the characteristics of farms in Northern Cote d'Ivoire in 2014 two years after the civil war had ended up. Characteristics were captured through a survey implemented in July-August 2014, in terms of farm structure, farm families, cropping systems. The survey was implemented along farm heads (men) as well as their wives.
DOI: 10.15468/bayjhh
title: Projet de parc agri-photovoltaïque au sol sur la commune de Donnezac au lieu-dit Bellevue - Station Faune

description: Inventaires Faune / Le présent projet concerne l’installation d’une centrale photovoltaïque au sol en coavitivité ovine de 7,77 ha. Le projet est situé sur la commune de Donnezac, au lieu-dit Bellevue, en limite du département de la Gironde (33) à 1,5 km du centre-ville de Montendre et 3,5 km du centre de Donnezac. Il prend place sur des parcelles en friche faisant l’objet d’un entretien irrégulier et qui ne sont plus du tout entretenues depuis 3 ans. Ce projet de coactivité a pour objectif de pérenniser une activité d'élevage ovin et d'aider une agricultrice à augmenter sa surface en herbe et réduire ses coûts de déplacements. La puissance du projet de parc solaire agri-photovoltaïque de Donnezac, est de l’ordre de 8,64 MWc. Il est donc soumis à la réalisation d’une étude d’impact.
DOI: 10.17632/4twnn4546j.1
title: OCULAR BIOMETRY DATA

description: Cataract surgery data
DOI: 10.15468/qu9kbd
title: Données dans le cadre de l’extension de la ZAC de la Maladière - Etude du castor sur le marais de Bourgoin

description: État des lieux de la présence du castor sur la ZAC de la Maladière à Bourgoin-Jallieu
DOI: 10.17632/pwbkcxtfwr.2
title: An experimental dataset on microwave activation of coal gangue as supplementary cementitious materials

description: This release contains experimental data on the pozzolanic of microwave activation coal gangue. "The data on the strength"shows the flexural and compressive strength of samples containing active CG at different insulation times and temperatures for 3, 7, and 28 days. "R3 activity test data" illustrates the weight variation of microwave activated CG mortar based on the R3 method, with an insulation time of 20 minutes.Thermogravimetric data show the changes in TG and DTG concerning temperature(T). FTIR curve data at different temperatures include Wavenumber and absorbance values. XRD curve data display Degrees and Intensity.XRD includes photos of the microstructure of the powder samples at different temperatures.“Laser particle size” displayed the content of coal gangue powder with different particle sizes.
DOI: 10.15468/aa9ffk
title: Plan de gestion du Site des Sources-Inventaire Faune

description: Observations faunes collectées dans le cadre des suivis et inventaires du Plan de Gestion du Site des Sources
DOI: 10.15468/cvqwji
title: CardObs : Observations naturalistes issues de l'outil CardObs-Données naturalistes de Jean-Christophe DE MASSARY

description: Les données issues de l'outil de gestion CardObs et de son application mobile Carnat (hors programme relavant d'un cadre d'acquisition spécifique) regroupent les observations de naturalistes expérimentés. Ces observations concernent la faune, la flore et la fonge tant continentales que marines. L’emprise géographique des saisies couvre la France métropolitaine et l’Outre-mer. Les données peuvent être opportunistes aussi bien que protocolées en fonction des utilisateurs, et peuvent disposer de champs complémentaires propres à chaque jeu de données. L'outil CardObs a été mis en place en 2007 par le Service du Patrimoine Naturel du MNHN. Il est actuellement géré par PatriNat (OFB, MNHN, CNRS, IRD).
DOI: 10.17632/7tgtdmy69g.1
title: Prof. Jayanthi Ranjan, Dr. Mohit Maurya

description: Understanding Text Mining tools in Business Organizations: Development of a Structural Business Framework