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Fig. 1 Dispersion of firms.

Figure 1 Dispersion characteristics of AHAPS-SiO 2 nanoparticles.

Figure 1 Dispersion of SWCNTs in distilled water.

Figure 1 Dispersion curves of MDM structures with different dielectric thicknesses.

Fig. 1 Dispersion factor (k value) of WSI on watershed level.

Generally, 5.0 μl of 10 mg ml− 1 dispersion was transferred onto the GC-RDE surface and dried naturally.

Five microliters of 10 mg ml−1 dispersion was transferred onto the GC-RDE surface and then naturally dried.

Considerably lower stabilisation effects of −23.8 and −23.2 kJ mol−1 result from the o-interactions (#5/5′ and #10/10′) between A and B strands, which is the result of higher (by 9.9 6.4 kJ mol−1) dispersion terms.

Especially useful is the Timoshenko (1,2) dispersion relation, which extends the conventional Timoshenko (0,1) dispersion relation by capturing the first four branches of the exact dispersion relation rather than merely the first two, and is accurate over a wide range.

Fig. 3 Dispersion and aggregation of GNP.

Figure 8 Dispersion relation of the structure.