Sentence examples for binder to form a from inspiring English sources
Teflon® AF, Hyflon® AD, polytrimethylsilylpropyne, and polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) were applied as binder to form a porous, reactive layer on top of a porous, polymeric, supporting membrane.
Stoller et al. used chemically modified graphene as the active material, PTFE as the binder to form a graphene-based supercapacitor and tested it in both aqueous and organic electrolyte [24].
In the mixture of MWCNTs, the organic binder was premixed through an ultra-sonication for 30 min. Then, a three-roll milling process was carried out for mixing and dispersion of MWCNTs in the organic binder to form a polymer matrix.
ZnO nanomaterials are mixed and grinded with α-terpinol as binder to form a paste which was coated by this method onto the cleaned alumina circuit board with cello tape on all the sides and having an interdigitated platinum electrodes to form films with thicknesses ranging from few hundred of nm to several hundred of microns.
Lignin holds cellulose and hemicellulose in a network as a binder to form primary cell walls of the plants [18].
These are mixed together and are cured with a binder to form the rocket propellant.
A manual hydraulic press with a gauge and piston was usedto compress the biomass raw material without a binder to form the briquettes.
This involved reconstituting chicken bits; using flour as a binder to form them into patties; rehydrating all of the many ingredients for sauce; stirring them into a reduction; finding substitutes for things we don't have, which is most everything; and producing something that, cross my heart, I would have paid money for in a restaurant without complaint.
It takes a longer time for cementless binder to form Ettringite, Ca(OH 2 and C S H gel than it does for OPC, but the formation starts to become more active after the age of 14 days; and, from 28 days, the density of the microstructures and structures reaches a level similar to that of OPC.
For casting CdO thick film on glass substrate, CdO powder (99.999%% purity) was thoroughly mixed with anhydrous CdCl2 as adhesive agent and then ground in a mortar with ethylene glycol as binder to form thick paste.
Infrared absorption bands at 1530, 1454 and 1397 cm−1 further indicated that the zinc has reacted with the oil binder to form zinc soaps, which are evident as large translucent inclusions [23].
