Sentence examples for a curing method from inspiring English sources
As a curing method to avoid alkali leaching, wrapping with wet paper showed much less leaching than curing in a sealed box.
In order to develop a casting resin for precision molding, a curing method without shrinkage during the polymerization was achieved by the double ring-opening addition reaction of spiro orthoester (SOE) and acid chloride using cationic catalysts.
Several studies [6, 18, 19, 22] have reported statistically greater microleakage in the gingival rather than the occlusal margins, ascribing this difference to either the surface curvature anatomy which may result in relatively thicker adhesive at the gingival side [6, 19] or to a curing method that applies light purely from the occlusal side [18, 22].
The default value for a evap is equal to 3.75 h, and the evaporative cooling model is applied until either a cure method is applied or 24 h after placing.
In this work, a smart curing method for the co-cured aluminum/composite hybrid shaft which can reduce the thermal residual stresses generated during co-curing bonding operation between the composite layer and the aluminum tube was applied.
Coatings were densified at 250 °C using near-infrared radiation as well as by a conventional curing method.
Once they're fully ripe, water alone won't remove the bitter taste; you'll need to choose a different curing method.
The results showed that HAC could be an effective curing method with higher compressive and flexural strengths, lower water absorption and porosity for blended cement mortars.
Curing degree results showed that microwave was a fast and efficient curing method, which could reduce curing time by 50%.
To minimize the drying shrinkage and moisture loss of concrete, a double-coating curing method was proposed in this study, which was coating the concrete with a shrinkage reducing admixture (SRA) and then a curing compound successively on the concrete surface after demolding.
In this study, poly (vinyl alcohol) (PVA) polymers were modified with degradable crosslinkers and formulated for either ultraviolet (UV) light initiation or chemical initiation using an oxidation/reduction (redox) curing method.
