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Characteristic transitions (precursor ion→product ion) are shown in Table 1.

Such characteristic transitions in the growth processes of nanomaterials could serve to evaluate the very dynamic and heterogeneous nature of local molecular concentrations during LCTEM observations.

Taniguchi et al. [23] observed in Eu3+-doped HfO2 nanoparticles a broad photoluminescence (PL) band covering from ultraviolet to visible region of the electromagnetic spectrum as well as the characteristic transitions of Eu3+ ions.

The (Na,Li YMg(W,Mo O6 Eu3+ phosphors emit intense red light dominated by the 5D0→7F2 transition at ∼618 nm, along with other characteristic transitions from Eu3+ 4f-4f transitions when excited at ∼395 nm and ∼466 nm.

HV embraces the most frequent haplogroup in Europe (∼40%), namely, haplogroup H, which is defined by the lack of the characteristic transitions A2706G and C7028T.

Peak identity was established by both the retention time compared with that of the standards and the characteristic transitions (precursor and product ion pair).

Indicators are therefore classified as acid-base, oxidation-reduction, or specific-substance indicators, every indicator in each class having a characteristic transition range.

In all cases, the material behaves as a paramagnet above the characteristic transition temperature; it acquires a macroscopic magnetic moment only when an external field is applied.

The characteristic transition time of STF was found to be in the range of 13 25 µs.

The results showed that there was a characteristic transition in the wettability between the molten alloys and ceramics when the Y2O3 microstructure changed.

T V is the characteristic transition temperature for magnetite, above which its crystallographic phase is transformed from monoclinic to cubic symmetry, and below which it becomes electrically insulating [54].