Sentence examples for foams I from inspiring English sources

Three sets of Al Si alloy closed-cell foams, i.e. Al7Si + (3SiC), Al7Si3SiC + (3 Mg), and Al7Si3SiC + (3TiB2) were produced.

The porosity and compressive mechanical properties of the produced foams, i.e. Young's modulus, yield strength and energy absorption capacity, were measured under uniaxial compression condition.

Two applications of these carbon foams, i.e., an adsorbent of ambient water vapor and a substrate of photocatalyst anatase TiO2, were experimentally confirmed.

As they brought out the slates and the foams, I didn't roll my eyes.

The results show that washwater added to a mature foam (i.e., one that has attained its equilibrium liquid fraction) travels down the column, whereas washwater added to an immature foam travels up the column.

In this paper, we present an immersed boundary (IB) method to simulate a dry foam, i.e., a foam in which most of the volume is attributed to its gas phase.

In this study, a simple H2O2 sensor was developed based on 3D porous nickel foam (Ni foam) electrode functionalized with cytochrome c (Cyt.c) as an electron transfer mediating layer between active centers of the Ni foam (i.e., nickel hydroxide) and H2O2.

Results indicate that Tergitol 15-S-12 15-S-12 15-S-12igeneratedunthef foam, i.e., highestfoamountity than the ofher nonionic surfoamants used.

We will have to ask our retailers: Are you meeting the California flammability standard with chemicals in foam (i.e., business as usual)?

The bioaccessibility of EH-TBB and BEH-TEBP was less than 10% and no bioaccessible BEH-TEBP was observed in the nonfragmented foam (i.e., the PUF cube).

In this study, the aim was to determine whether any low density PU foam (i.e. open cell or closed cell) might be suitable as a mechanical model for human OP bone.