Sentence examples for based on surface tension from inspiring English sources

In this study, we present a novel method to probe molecular interactions and binding based on surface tension measurement.

Roldán-Carrillo et al. (2011) conducted 15 experiments, designed by Box Behnken method, to optimize biosurfactant production by Serratia marcescens bacteria, based on surface tension measurements.

For case III (open-ended holes with silica), the flow was based on surface tension and the time scale was an order of magnitude less than evaporation-based methods.

Different from the method of direct spinning based on CVD technique, which involves the directly drawing and twisting of the fresh generated CNT hot aerogel, Ci et al. fabricated continuous CFs from the cool DWNT cotton based on surface-tension-driven densification.

In this communication, we report on recent progress towards a first implementation of a self-assembly machine that is based on surface-tension-directed-self-assembly.

The shape of microlens is usually formed based on the surface tension effect when the material is in a thermoplastic state or liquid state resulting a super smooth surface (arithmetic average roughness R a less than 1 nm) [27, 28, 29].

In another demonstration, the W-Ink technology developed by Core Faculty member Joanna Aizenberg and her team was used to identify unknown liquids based on their surface tension.

A device that can instantly identify unknown liquids based on their surface tension has been selected to receive the 2013 R&D 100 Award known as "the Oscar of Innovation"—from R&D Magazine.

In this paper, passive fuel delivery based on a surface tension driving mechanism was designed and integrated in a laboratory-made prototype to achieve consumption depending on fuel concentration and power-free fuel delivery.

A model based on the surface tension data of rubber components and filler (Z-model) was used for prediction of the selective filler wetting at a thermodynamic equilibrium state.

Based on experimental surface tension data collected from the literature and measured at our laboratory, it is here shown how a quantitative structure property relationship (QSPR) correlation for parachors can be used along with an estimation method for the densities to predict the surface tensions of ILs.