Sentence examples for contribution the polymer from inspiring English sources
In order to fill this gap, in the present contribution the polymer burning out method was employed to design macroporous scaffolds based on 45S5 Bioglass®.
The particle network shows a dominant contribution of the polymer matrix for mechanical properties whereas the particles show a dominant contribution to thermal properties.
In particular, the understanding of the contribution of the polymer matrix/nanofiller interface to the overall transport properties is key to design membranes with tailored selective and adsorptive properties.
The transport of anions like NO3− or Cl− is dominant, while the transport of OH− is the most important contribution when the polymer is cycled in the presence of anions that cannot be incorporated into the polymer matrix.
In the equivalent continuum model, an interphase is defined between the particle and the matrix to account for the contribution of the polymer densification in the vicinity of the nanoparticle to the size-dependent CTE and elastic modulus at each temperature.
Contributions from the polymer and PbS to the photocurrent were identified.
The influence of crosslink density and plasticizer is discussed in terms of a self-contribution of the polymer matrix to the ionic conductivity.
The homogeneous dispersions were explained by dominating enthalpic contributions of the polymer grafts to the nanocomposites in combination with shielding of the nanoparticle core core attraction by the silane multilayer (similar to bimodal systems).
The rod model does not prevent such unphysical contributions (though the polymer model does prevent this).
The mass of a CoPEC in the swollen state is the sum of the masses of polymers, salt (counterions), and water where mpolymer, mNaCl(x), and mH2O x) are the respective contributions of the polymer, salt, and water as a function of salt concentration, x.
The first decomposition peak in the DTG) for C18C4 is broad and represents a higher area than the other two, due to the shorter chain length and greater ester contribution to the polymers' weight.
