Sentence examples for forming a coating from inspiring English sources
As the microstructure of the splats forming a coating is a very important factor which determines the adhesion strength of the coated piece, this system was developed to characterise these splats in terms of their area, perimeter, circularity, eccentricity and solidity.
Seven to ten percent (w/w) of PEI was located on bead surface forming a coating layer as observed by scanning electron microscopy.
In our strategy, the petals of the flowers are curled inwards due to the swelling force resulting from growth of Co3O4, resulting in the encapsulation of Co3O4 with the SnS2 petals forming a coating structure.
Moreover, the hydrophilic "-SO3−" group of PTSA limits the size of the Fe3O4 NPs by forming a coating layer around the particle, while the hydrophobic methyl group acts as a barrier to prevent the Fe3O4 NPs from aggregating, which results from the repulsive forces among the surroundings nanoparticle.
It has been reported that the elemental sulfur and ferric arsenate are accumulated in the surface of the grains forming a coating barrier that avoids the contact between the mineral and the Fe+3 ions in the indirect oxidation, inhibiting the leaching of the mineral species [ 19, 27].
After removing the resist, a third spin-cast layer of PI formed a coating on the Cu electrodes.
SEM images show control tooth surface with no bacteria (Fig. 1a) and S. gordonii alone formed a coating or biofilm on the root surface (Fig. 1b).
The procedure involves spraying fine molten or semi-molten particles onto substrates to form a coating layer.
Poisoning mechanisms, such as carbon deposition, form a coating layer, hence rapidly decreasing the efficiency of the fuel cells.
One theory is that bacteria may cling to textured implants and form a coating called a biofilm that stirs up the immune system and causes persistent inflammation, which may eventually lead to lymphoma.
Contacting a solution of biotin-spacer-lipid constructs with a surface will form a coating within seconds on non-biological surfaces or within minutes on most biological membranes including membrane viruses.
