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Table 1 Physico-chemical properties of MB dye Dye Methylene blue Characteristics Cationic, water soluble Molecular formula C16H18N3SCl Molecular weight 319.85 g/mol Structure Open image in new window λ max 665 nm Applications Redox indicator, peroxide generator, sulphide analysis, biology, photodynamic treatment of cancer.

Subsequently, the sample was resistively heated to 200 °C until it turned homogeneously blue (characteristic color of stage II KC24).

The as-prepared and post-annealed powders showed blue emission characteristics at 450 nm.

Indeed, the chrominance channels have blue noise characteristics, a property which maximizes the robustness of the acquisition system to aliasing.

The way the statement comes at you, almost out of the blue, is characteristic of Berger's writing.

This superlinear emission (power factor of 2) and clear blue-shift characteristics should be related to the onset of exciton-exciton (X-X) scattering, which is usually observed in wide bandgap materials [20, 21].

Figure 2(c) shows XEOL-XANES spectra from RoIs on the mesh holes in Figure 2(a) (blue curve, characteristic of cuprite) and mesh bars in Figure 2(b).

The 1970 Burlington/Great Northern merger notwithstanding, cars carried both the "Big Sky Blue" livery characteristic of late Great Northern passenger trains and the "Cascade Green" of the Burlington Northern Railroad.

In nac/mitfa mutants, where melanophores are absent, light stripe fields of dense iridophores covered by xanthophores are enlarged and display irregular boundaries between regions of blue iridophores characteristic for the dark stripe.

The sense strand (labeled blue) yielded 1 characteristic peak pattern, while the antisense strand (labeled green) yielded 2 3 characteristic peak patterns.

These associations were found to be partly mediated and explained by typical blue-collar job characteristics and work factors such as physical work demands and low job autonomy and work time flexibility (model II).