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These effects may be explained as due to the combined effects of improvement of the active phase formation and the competition between molecular O2 and CO2 adsorption on the sites which are responsible for total oxidation.

In particular, the noise generation of an idling circular saw may be explained as due to the interaction of the wake shed by an upstream tooth with the leading edge of the following downstream tooth.

However, the band gap evaluated is greater for NBR and this increase can be explained as due to the presence of electron withdrawing –CN groups in place of electron releasing phenyl group in the SBR backbone, which can cause a partial influence on the chemical reaction along the polymer backbone.

This discrepancy may perhaps be explained as due to some changes made by Augustus' restoration.

This result can be explained as due to a residual density of surface defects on the (1 × 1) substrate.

The increment in E with the N content can be explained as due to the increased strain in the Ti lattice when N incorporates [44].

This is explained as due to the locking effects of clay layers on the phase development.

The phenomena observed is explained as due to the dual graphene role: i) the dangling bond free substrate, providing growth of relaxed thin ZnO layers ii) a back reflector active mirror of the Fabry-Perot cavity that is formed.

Photocatalytic activity of the TiO2 films was studied by monitoring the degradation of aqueous methylene blue under UV light irradiation and was observed that films annealed above 350 °C had good photocatalytic activity which is explained as due to the structural and morphological properties of the films.

The increase of peak current with increase of sweep rate has been explained as due to the insufficient time available for the film growth at the reversible potential, and that the dissolution of the metal continues until a potential at which the rate of film growth exceeds that of active dissolution is reached.

We additionally find that Au PtRu/C catalysts heat-treated at 175 °C exhibit the highest electrocatalytic stability among the catalysts prepared by heat treatment: this observation is explained as due to the attainment of the highest relative concentration of gold and the highest oxidation state of Ru oxides for the catalyst pretreated at this temperature.