Quartz grains have smooth surfaces with small holes and often show dissolution edges (Fig. 18), whereas such features are absent in the feldspar.
In this section, we examine the question of whether collocation behavior is affected more strongly by edge dissolution in the nomination layer or edge decay in the communication layer.
Partial film removal by attrition during the film deposition process causes local dissolution at the edges.
Another reason is the dissolution of γ′-edges in the γ-phase, which is more diffusionally penetrative.
As with much of Pelevin's early fiction, the story ends on a note of heightened transcendence, with one of the boys lost in a kind of rapture as he peers at the blue lantern burning outside his window, his consciousness teetering on the edge of dissolution, on the very edge of silence.
Cracked Actor – Alan Yentob's BBC documentary of the 1974 US tour, revealing a frail, coke-addled Bowie on the edge of dissolution, as weird and remote as his role in The Man Who Fell to Earth – was very much the exception.
It is proposed that the mechanism of propagation is not governed by differential aeration, but rather a differential "electrocatalytic activation" phenomenon involving anodic Mg dissolution at the leading edge of the corrosion front, galvanically coupling with hydrogen evolution on a cathodically activated corroded region behind.
It's a fitting beginning to a book that combines eclectic minutia with a laser-like narrative of a family on the edge of dissolution.
To achieve this morphological change many processes are initiated including cytoskeletal reorganisation with protein polymers of filamentous actin, microtubules, and intermediate filaments forming at the leading edge and dissolution of polymers occurring at the rear [ 2].
