... crystallization on itself The traditional view of row structures is that the nucleus is formed along and in response to the elongational component of applied stress which it helps sustain [38] It then ... lecturers to the success ofthe conference Thestructureofthe book is organized as follows: In the first part, “Structural and Morphological Characterization,” the main aspects ofthe morphology of semicrystalline ... improvement ofthe mechanical properties demands a better understanding ofthe multiple dependence between molecular structure, morphology, polymerization and processing methods onthe one hand, and...
... steels ** quenched and tempered condition The differences have to be taken into consideration by both designer and welder The high thermal expansion and low thermal conductivity ofthe austenitic ... further enhances their corrosion resistance propertiesThe purpose of this lecture is to: – shed light onthe importance of microstructure for the corrosion resistance properties, physical properties ... areas of application are within the oil, gas and petrochemical sector, seawater-bearing systems andthe offshore industry COMPOSITION AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIESThe mechanical properties, corrosion...
... adsorption ofthe impurities Such materials are also called adsorbates Adsorption is the process of adhesion ofthe molecules ofthe substance to the surface ofthe adsorbent; in contrast, absorption ... include the sharp grains obtained by crushing quartz and used for sandpaper The chief types of abrasive sand include sandblast sand, glass-grinding sand, and stone-cutting sand Sand for stone sawing ... strontium, cesium, calcium, and barium because ofthe basic reaction of their oxides, hydroxides, and carbonates Carbonates of these metals are called fixed alkalies The metals show a gradation...
... explore the biochemical function of group I allergens Expression of glycosylated and nonglycosylated rPhl p reveals differing stability of these allergens The expression of rPhl p in the yeast ... products ofthe allergen could be detected by either antibody However, the expression supernatant containing rPhl p N showed strong degradation ofthe full-length allergen and accumulation of a truncated ... papain, or pronase Protozoan parasites ofthe genus Giardia are one ofthe earliest lineages of eukaryotic cells, andthe Giardia protease is the earliest known branch ofthe cathepsin B family...
... adsorption ofthe impurities Such materials are also called adsorbates Adsorption is the process of adhesion ofthe molecules ofthe substance to the surface ofthe adsorbent; in contrast, absorption ... include the sharp grains obtained by crushing quartz and used for sandpaper The chief types of abrasive sand include sandblast sand, glass-grinding sand, and stone-cutting sand Sand for stone sawing ... strontium, cesium, calcium, and barium because ofthe basic reaction of their oxides, hydroxides, and carbonates Carbonates of these metals are called fixed alkalies The metals show a gradation...
... which the effects of changes in intracellular reactant concentrations onthe thermodynamic boundary conditions for the action of AfM1PDH and AfM2DH were examined The allowed concentration ranges ... be used to estimate the net direction ofthe enzymatic reaction (knet = oxidation reduction) with the given substrate and product concentrations Applying the concentrations from Table to Eqns ... factor of 12 (Table 2) These kcat conditions imply that chemical reaction of AfM1PDH in the reduction direction proceeds much faster than the corresponding chemical reaction in the oxidation direction...
... which corresponds to the (101) and (200) plane ofthe rutile crystalline SnO2 (Fig 4d), further confirming rutile structureofthe nanowire Based onthe experimental results, conventional vapor–liquid–solid ... with the value ofthe bulk SnO2 Quantification ofthe Sn3d and O1s peaks gives an average Sn/O atomic ratio of 1:1.95, indicating the O-deficient formation ofthe SnO2 nanowires Fig XRD pattern of ... ratio of 1:1.94, which exhibits the O-deficient condition ofthe nanowire The corresponding FFT pattern and HRTEM image clearly show that the nanowire is single crystalline and grows along [12-1]...
... presented as the mean of each sample andthe standard deviation (SD) ofthe mean Results and discussion 3.1 Physico-chemical analysis Dry matter, fat content (% dry matter), water activity (aw) and pH ... berries, nutmeg and coriander) and sometimes small cubes of pork fat (principally the hard fat from the neck ofthe pig) A galantine is a French dish of boned stuffed meat, most commonly poultry ... samples did not fit the normal distribution, the Kruskal–Wallis test was used to test the null hypothesis that the medians of variables within each ofthe levels of samples were the same Duncan’s...
... generalisations, the first and third properties leading to the theory of saturated formations and Schunck classes andthe associated projectors andthe second property to the theory of Fitting classes and ... respect to the action of G/M on N by conjugation Then H ∈ F Proof Consider G acting on N by conjugation and construct X = [N ]G, the corresponding semidirect product By Lemma 2.2.4, there exists ... extension ofthe Hall and Carter subgroups was presented The theory of formations was born The new “covering subgroups” had many ofthepropertiesofthe Sylow and Hall subgroups, but the theory...
... manuscript and given approval for the version to be published JK contributed to the conception and design ofthe review, the analysis and interpretation of data, drafting ofthe manuscript and has ... than the MCID for the EMS andthe original version ofthe HABAM but not for the PPME These data were not available for the Rasch refined version ofthe HABAM Validity The PPME has face and content ... component Rasch analysis ofthe same data confirmed the unidimensionality ofthe HABAM after the removal of six items The HABAM therefore appears to measure one construct and provide interval level...
... Pull Figure The effect ofthe pull on tip diameter and average surface roughness This parameter controls the force ofthe hard pull The amount ofthe pull determines the current to the pull solenoid ... variations in tip sizes are mainly because ofthe nonhomogeneities in the composition and molecular structureof borosilicate glass [1] In the experiments, pipettes with 3D reconstruction of pipette ... effect on tips which change the pipette shape and sharpness FIB polishing allows working onthe very end of pipettes (the last one micron from the tip) without changing other propertiesof pipettes...
... ofthe nanoparticles caused by the Brownian motion was an important reason for the large thermal conductivity enhancement of nanofluids [47] However, the Brownian motion contribution to the thermal ... volume concentration [69] Feng et al expressed a model as a function ofthe thermal conductivities ofthe base fluid andthe nanoparticles, the volume fraction, fractal dimension for particles, the ... that on thermal conductivity and viscosity The specific heat of nanofluid depends onthe specific heat of base fluid and nanoparticle, volume concentration of nanoparticles, temperature of the...
... nanorods makes the surface smoother and leads to the reduction ofthe BET surface area In order to confirm the effect of layer-by-layer process onthe formation ofthe uniform FeOOH–Au hybrid nanorods, ... box and show a characteristic collective oscillation frequency of plasmon resonance, giving rise to the plasmon resonance band at around 520 nm [44] The exact absorption varies with nanoparticles ... find that the BET surface area decrease after the layer-by-lay assembly The possible reason for this phenomenon is that the polyelectrolyte deposited onthe surface of FeOOH nanorods makes the surface...
... (Fig 5a) The difference might stem from the formation of a SEI film (solid electrolyte interface) onthe surface ofthe nanowires, consuming irreversibly a certain amount of Li-ions The Li-ion intercalation ... 454.2°C, corresponding to the reactions Y(OH)3 ? YOOH and YOOH ? Y2O3, respectively In Si-based system, onthe other hand, both endothermic and exothermic peaks appeared at 248.1 and 533.4°C, respectively ... NaOH The formation of nanowires was generally facilitated when the concentration of hydroxide was drop to M In this case, however, higher hydroxide concentration resulted in the formation of flower-like...
... corresponds to the near-band-edge peak that is responsible for the recombination of free excitons through an exciton-exciton collision process [44, 45] Besides the near-band-edge emission, another ... nanostructures, it was always found that the salt ions existed in the solution andthe pH values ofthe solution had great influences onthe final products [42, 43] Figure 3a, b is the SEM images of ... thought that the strong pH values changed the growth rates of different crystal planes and thus resulted in the formation of different structures To investigate the optical propertiesof these micro/...
... from the intensities ofthe protein lanes, after 15 adsorption, *50% of Albumin Bovine and *95% of Lysozyme were adsorbed The protein concentration of each samples, before and after the adsorption, ... hollow structures It is impossible to take the images ofthe hollow nanospheres from all the directions at the same time, so the distribution ofthe nanoholes is unknown at the moment for us The ... tungsten and guiding the formation of hollow Na0.15WO3 nanospheres During the reaction, Na2WO4 was reduced to Na0.15WO3 at the interfaces of hydrogen gas bubbles and reaction solution, andthe formed...
... by controlling the deposition of one ofthe components It was shown earlier that a single-step template-assisted electrodeposition method could be employed for the fabrication of one-dimensional ... Results and Discussion The formation of Co NT andthe subsequent formation of Ni NW inside Co NT (Fig 1) are consistent with the Fig Schematic diagram showing the synthesis of Ni @ Co nanorods ... morphology of one-dimensional structure after electrodeposition Figure 2a shows the TEM of Co NT synthesized using Cobalt acetate TEM of Ni NW is shown in Fig 2b, andthe inset depicts the electron diffraction...
... adsorption ofthe impurities Such materials are also called adsorbates Adsorption is the process of adhesion ofthe molecules ofthe substance to the surface ofthe adsorbent; in contrast, absorption ... include the sharp grains obtained by crushing quartz and used for sandpaper The chief types of abrasive sand include sandblast sand, glass-grinding sand, and stone-cutting sand Sand for stone sawing ... strontium, cesium, calcium, and barium because ofthe basic reaction of their oxides, hydroxides, and carbonates Carbonates of these metals are called fixed alkalies The metals show a gradation...
... adsorption ofthe impurities Such materials are also called adsorbates Adsorption is the process of adhesion ofthe molecules ofthe substance to the surface ofthe adsorbent; in contrast, absorption ... include the sharp grains obtained by crushing quartz and used for sandpaper The chief types of abrasive sand include sandblast sand, glass-grinding sand, and stone-cutting sand Sand for stone sawing ... strontium, cesium, calcium, and barium because ofthe basic reaction of their oxides, hydroxides, and carbonates Carbonates of these metals are called fixed alkalies The metals show a gradation...
... adsorption ofthe impurities Such materials are also called adsorbates Adsorption is the process of adhesion ofthe molecules ofthe substance to the surface ofthe adsorbent; in contrast, absorption ... include the sharp grains obtained by crushing quartz and used for sandpaper The chief types of abrasive sand include sandblast sand, glass-grinding sand, and stone-cutting sand Sand for stone sawing ... strontium, cesium, calcium, and barium because ofthe basic reaction of their oxides, hydroxides, and carbonates Carbonates of these metals are called fixed alkalies The metals show a gradation...