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At 800°C, the weight is 42 wt.%, corresponding to the content of CdTe QDs in the CdTe/HPAMAM120 nanocomposites.

Q 1, Q 2 are, respectively, for the grain size on cumulative relative curve corresponding to the content of 25%and75%5%.

For different rotation angles, the cropped pixels (replaced by zero-value pixels) in number are different, corresponding to the content in the white circle of the subplots in Figure 4b,c.

With respect to the complexation with monosaccharides, both the DHBP groups and free phenylboronic acid gave the K values corresponding to the content of furanose-type isomer in aqueous solution of each saccharide.

A matrix (15 × 11) with rows representing the different analyzed honey samples (objects) and columns corresponding to the content of the 11 investigated variables (minerals and trace elements) was constructed for the PCA.

The peak areas corresponding to the content of candidate compounds of a known concentration of the active fraction were calculated on the basis of a standard calibration curve of the individual index compounds.

Interestingly, RF-CH2CH2OH/SiO2 nanocomposites were found to exhibit no weight loss behavior corresponding to the contents of the alcohols in the composites even after calcination at 800 °C.

Growth on a given type of media was tested by constructing simulated MetaFlux nutrient sets corresponding to the contents of the media in question and comparing EcoCyc 18.0 GEM growth predictions with experimental growth results.

The main content corresponding to the subject, unexpected answers, atmosphere of the interview, and individual lifestyles and background of the participants during the interview were noted and recorded.

The cured films were denoted as HBPU1, HBPU2.5, and HBPU5 corresponding to the clay content of 1, 2.5, and 5 wt%, respectively.

This chemical treatment refers to spray the tube, a solution of 3% NaCl in 1 L of water, approximately corresponding to the salt content in seawater and used in drilling fluids.