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Some voids and oxides along the coating substrate interface, or inside the coating, were considered to play a role in blocking the diffusion of alloying elements.

As a result, the consecutive sealing layer with low defects could act as a barrier layer for blocking the diffusion of corrosive substances by covering the pore walls of the CrN.

This work reports that the dityrosine layer acts as a barrier blocking the diffusion of soluble proteins out of the spore wall into the cytoplasm of the ascus.

As observed in other systems, aPKCλ plays a major role in the very first steps of tight junctions formation, which are essential to maintain a physical border between the apical and basolateral domains, stabilizing cell polarity and blocking the diffusion of membrane molecules between the apical and basolateral domains of the epithelial cells.

After assembly on the electrode surface, the double strand DNA can block the diffusion of the electrochemical redox probe of Fe CN 63−, and lead to a weak electrochemical signal.

The pore-size of MgHZ is a perfect fit for methyl benzene, which confirms that the methyl naphthalene species was mainly formed outside the catalyst and blocked the diffusion of reactant into the channels and thus causing the deactivation.

In this structure, the unique graphene layers of sandwich-like framework not only serve as a conductive film, but also effectively block the diffusion of polysulfides, leading to suppression of the shuttle effect and low self-discharge behaviour.

Therefore, graphene can also block the diffusion of Ag or Au atoms from the metal electrode to the perovskite thin films through the hole transporting layer [84, 85] during the thermal treatment process at ambient environment.

For electrodeposition processes longer than 600 s, the deposited graphene sheets began to cover the pores of the NF electrodes, which would block the diffusion of electrolytes into those pores.

Regardless of coating material, the corrosion resistance of coated Zry-2 was mainly dependent on the substrate since the coating failed to block the diffusion of the electrolyte into the substrate.

As described by Li [6] and Saggar et al. [30], during a rainfall or watering event, the top surface layer might become saturated, and therefore the water would block the diffusion of O2 into the soil profile, thus depleting the O2 left in the soil pore space due to microbial consumption.