Sentence examples for compact deposit from inspiring English sources
The addition of glycerol to the deposition bath solution deposition results in grain refinement and the formation of a more compact deposit.
The ratio of disperse to compact deposit could be estimated from the results of anodic stripping coulometry.
It is also shown the coating is adherent and compact deposit and the bath became more stable.
For instance, at a concentration of 50% [Ca2+]ref (standard seawater reference), a compact deposit covered totally a steel surface immersed in a sulphate free solution, whereas less than half of the surface was covered when SO42− ions were present.
Smooth and compact deposits were obtained at various deposition potentials and Cu2+ concentrations, with Sn contents between 1.6 - 62.4 wt.%.
On the contrary, when applying PC conditions and high rotation velocities, compact deposits with high concentration of embedded WC particles and uniform distribution were produced.
SEM images show that uniform, dense, and compact deposits were obtained at -0.80 V within a temperature range of 353 K to 373 K.
The SEM images reveal that uniform, dense, and compact deposits were obtained at more positive cathodic potentials within the temperature range of 343 363 K.
Monte Carlo simulations based upon nucleation and growth models show that the growth processes controlled by either surface reactions or mass transport of reacting species, including surface diffusion, produce compact deposits with a weak surface disorder.
Porous PbO2 deposits obtained from both media consisted of the same mixture of α- and β-phases, although the corresponding compact deposits had significantly different structures (pure α-PbO2 from methanesulfonic acid, a mixture of α- and β- PbO2 from perchloric acid).
This was found to be due to the fact that at sufficiently low overpotentials the grain growth becomes inhibited for unknown reason before it becomes visible under the optical microscope, while at high overpotentials the large numbers of nuclei formed, lead to fine-grained compact deposits.
