For example, if one mainly needs to provide high long-term stability of the colloidal system and to protect it from aggregation, either charged or sterically branched container shells are necessary [ 8, 15].
Rinse the peas under lots of fresh water, then transfer them into a clean container for shelling.
The original containers, single-shell tanks built in the 1940s and 1950s, had already leaked at least 1 million gallons of liquid waste into the ground.
More recently Ms. Sandrow has been producing elegant, poetic multimedia pieces that incorporate shells, feathers, even, on one occasion, a gallon container of eggshell white enamel paint.
Jody Bishel of Ansonia, a polymer artist using adventurous casting techniques, offers paleolithic purses -- hard shell containers with straps decorated with prehistoric cave imagery.
Furthermore, the effects of submergence depth, radial distance between shell and container, and circumferential wavenumbers on the natural frequencies and modes of the coupled system are investigated.
A fourth, unperforated, thorny oyster shell contained residues of red and black pigments and was perhaps used as a paint container, the team says.
"Wouldn't it be cool," she thought, "if you could hard boil an egg in an egg-shaped container, and not have shells to peel?" It's not the act of peeling that bugged her.
Put candles in a glass container filled with sand, shells or sea glass.
Cylinder container is a thin cylindrical shell sealed by a top and bottom plate.
