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P3HT and P3HT 1.00 mol% Au/ZnO NPs sensors were then tested by the standard flow through method in a stainless steel chamber at room temperature (25°C).

OECD guidelines Date of start of the test; test duration; test procedure used (e.g., semi-static or flow through); method of preparation of stock solutions; test concentrations, nominal and measured; the recovery efficiency of the method; the limit of quantification in the test matrix.

Saltstone leaching experiments were conducted using a modified single-pass flow-through method under anoxic conditions.

A flow-through method for measuring dissolution rates of cement minerals is described.

The newly developed flow-through method described in this paper was designed in order to fulfill this demand.

In conclusion, the flow-through method provides a valuable method for quality control of garlic preparations and screening plant materials for their cysteine sulfoxide-related health potential.

Permselectivity of the hydrogen mixture was measured under this constant concentration method and was compared with both the conventional flow-through method and separate flow measurement of pure component gases.

The filling of a measurement chamber for gas sensor characterization, with CO diluted in air by the flow-through method is simulated by using a general-purpose CFD code.

long were cleaned by flow-through method with Lab solvent to strongly water wet stage.

Then, they synthesized star-like and sphere-like core-shell Au-Ag NPs with the average size between 80 nm and 120 nm in micro-fluidic systems by two or three steps; recently, a two-step micro-continuous flow-through method was used to synthesize multi-shell Au/Ag/Au NPs with the average size of 46.4 nm.

A distinction can be made by the type of air flow; in the flow-through method according to ISO 22197 1 [12], the air, with a concentration of 1 ppmV of NO, passes over the sample which is illuminated by a UV-lamp with light intensity equal to 10 W/m2 in the range between 300 and 400 nm, as illustrated in Fig. 2.