Mill scale is a waste product from the steel industry available cheaply in tonne quantities and consisting of various iron oxides. The supercapacitive behaviour of mill scale directly from the steel plant, and after various cheap and scalable physical and chemical treatments, has been studied in electrodes formed by spraying mill-scale containing suspensions onto large area current collectors. Half-cell and full cell supercapacitors in cheap, non-toxic aqueous sodium sulphite electrolyte were investigated by cyclic voltammetry,...

The Early English Books Online Text Creation Partnership (EEBO-TCP) ran from 1999 as an innovative collaboration between the Universities of Oxford and Michigan, funded by Jisc in the UK and by over 150 academic partner institutions worldwide. Its aim was to capture the earliest extant edition of every English-language work published during the first two centuries of printing in England, and to convert this material into fully-searchable texts. The EEBO-TCP corpus covers the period from...

A dataset created in order to test, refine and explore a system of categorization of speech and thought presentation for English narrative texts, based on the one informally described in 'Style in Fiction', Leech and Short, 1981.

Mill scale, which is a waste product from the steel industry, abundantly available and comprising a mixture of iron oxides has been converted into hollow and porous Fe2O3 micro-rods using a faclie and scalable chemical treatment. The Fe2O3 morphology and structure was characterized by a range of electron microscopy and other techniques, and then sprayed into large area electrodes that were investigated for electrochemical supercapacitor and lithium ion battery applications. The Fe2O3 supercapacitor electrode delivered...