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Post-depositional elution processes may have decreased the total and masses preserved in UFG ice-core samples; however, the ice-core deposition data reflect the sharply increasing U.S. emissions from 1950 to the mid-1970s.
A 145 cm sediment core represents deposition since 3000 yrs BP, but at least half of the sediment has been deposited since 1650 AD, possibly since 1950 AD.
Single Pulse Column Experiment (SPCE) results show both the PVP polymer and the silver core controlled AgNP deposition while the effect of the PVP was dominant.
Open image in new window Fig. 11 Induced hole in cemented core with NaCl deposition Open image in new window Fig. 12 Effect of water injection and ultrasonic wave radiation on NaCl deposition within the hole.
Wu et al. [12] prepared magnetic Fe3O4 Au nanoparticles by the controlling a combination of chemically tunable chelating layer modifications for magnetic core and further deposition of Au on the amine-functionalized Fe3O4 surface.
It was found that DPP10789 positive dystrophic neurites did not colocalize but mingled with the A β deposition core of the senile plaques.
The Au/SiO2 core-shell NP deposition also gives rise to photocurrent enhancement, observed for p-n-GaAs photovoltaic structures, which is caused by local plasmon excitation (Figures 6 and 7).
The structures have flat (1), dendrite-like (2) and quasi-grating-like (3) surfaces obtained at a Zn diffusion time of 60 min. Figure 7 The spectra of the photocurrent enhancement due to Au/SiO 2 core-shell nanoparticles deposition for GaAs p-n junction structures.
They also concluded that regardless of initial wettability of Berea cores, the CO2-induced organic deposition changed the cores wettability to more oil-wet condition.
Figure 5 shows photoelectron spectroscopy measurements of the P 2p core level at different deposition temperatures.
The properties of CoPc/ZnO NWs depend strongly on the integrity of the organic core after the plasma deposition of the shell [26,27].
