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According to vibrating sample magnetometry and 57Fe Mössbauer spectrometry, MIL-USPIO-cit presents a superparamagnetic behavior characterized by a high saturation magnetization at room temperature.
For these conditions, the fatigue behavior, characterized by a decrease of the complex modulus and an increase of the phase angle with increasing number of load cycles, is well described by the proposed model.
A thorough dimensionless analysis of the response of the reactor vs the operating pressure is carried out, which shows the occurrence of non-monotonic behavior characterized by a maximum of efficiency associated with a critical pressure value.
The kinetics of this process show a biphasic behavior characterized by a rapid removal of spermine externally bound to porphyrin monomeric units followed by a stripping-out of the polyamine which is tightly bound to the J-nanoaggregates.
Furthermore, both copolyesters showed an isodimorphic co-crystallization behavior characterized by a pseudo-eutectic melting behavior and the presence of only one crystalline phase, except for PPBA with 1,3-PDO content of 50 59 mol.% which were in molten state.
The AFM analyses allowed to study the evolution of the mean cluster height as a function of annealing time for each fixed temperature, showing a power-law behavior characterized by a temporal exponent whose value suggest that the full cluster surface is active in mass transport.
The composites exhibited ductile erosion behavior, characterized by an increase in erosion as the angle of attack was decreased.
An unusual anhysteretic stress strain behavior characterized by an enormous (∼14%) nonlinear deformation was found above 320 K, while stress strain loops showing a pronounced hysteresis were obtained below this temperature.
We also note that the samples oxidized by a low-amplitude current of the first peak (Figure 2) have the same optical behavior characterized by an almost constant reflectivity over the hole-studied optical range {Figure 5; curves E, L, N, and R2}, the absorption edges of these samples was the same (about 850 nm).
Sedentary behavior can be defined as any waking behavior characterized by an energy expenditure ≤1.5 METs while in a sitting or reclining posture [ 1].
