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To explain the obtained results, it should be noted that values of the resistance R 0 and sensor response with addition of metals (or oxides) in material of the gas-sensitive layer were provided by formation of common boundaries between particles of the active additives and tin dioxide [19, 27, 28].

The length of the boundaries between particles of palladium and tin dioxide under these soft temperature conditions will be longer for the material S2, and therefore, due to a large quantity of oxygen chemisorbed on the boundaries, the values of resistance for the sensors S2 should be greater than those for the sensors S1.

If the nanocrystals are in close proximity, for example, as in an FM/AFM or inverted AFM/FM core shell nanocrystal system [14], they will interact magnetically via two mechanisms: the inducement of magnetic exchange across particle boundaries between particles in contact or dipolar interaction (DI) between the particles.

Clear boundaries between the particles of the sensor nanomaterial can be seen on the HRTEM images (Fig. 3b, c).

Obtained results were explained in terms of substantial influence of length of the common boundaries between the material particles of tin dioxide and palladium on the gas-sensitive properties of the sensors.

"His research, which spans the boundary between particle physics and astrophysics, is directly relevant to much of what our department is already working on.

Ultra-high energy neutrino astronomy sits at the boundary between particle physics and astrophysics.

The six vertical lines in each panel indicate the boundaries between different particle features.

When the field is subsequently switched off, the small particles remain bound between the large particles of opposite charge and serve as links between the large particles.

ITherehis thing where you'se supposed to turnothe lights off, smoke a joint, and just go away for a minute.

Tiselius originated the moving-boundary method of observation, in which a layer of pure (i.e., without particles) fluid is placed over a quantity of the same fluid containing colloidal particles; the boundary between two layers of fluid is visible and moves at the speed of electrophoresis of the particles.