Sentence examples for aging of precipitates from inspiring English sources

Additionally, aging of precipitates during catalyst synthesis improved stability.

Aging of precipitated cerium hydroxide increases the average particle size slightly.

Meanwhile, aging of HN precipitates results in large, separated and less strained Cu and ZnO particles with an inferior catalytic activity.

Microstructural characteristics of the copper phase in Cu/ZnO catalysts for methanol steam reforming (MSR) were investigated as a function of aging of the precipitated hydroxycarbonates during catalyst preparation.

Yield strength of the direct aged alloy is a little lower than the solution treated alloy because of over aging of the γ′′ precipitates.

Phase transition of Cu precipitates during aging of an Fe 3Si 2Cu alloy was studied by transmission electron microscopy.

Stress aging of Al Cu alloys was modeled to demonstrate the stress orienting effect of the θ″/θ′-precipitate structures.

However, if the widely-accepted threshold of 70 80% loss of DA neuropil is necessary for appearance of PD motor symptoms (such as bradykinesia), we must consider then how the lesser (if any in some cases) loss of striatal DA in aging still precipitates bradykinesia.

The surface property of the amorphous phosphate was highly dependent on degrees of aging of the precipitate and ranoval of K+ contaminant.

Finally, the phase-field model is used to characterize the ageing of tertiary precipitates.

Pronounced effect of aging was found for aged HC precipitates while no significant effect of aging was observed for aged HN solids.