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Graphene edges have a strong interaction with the Cu substrates.

The chemical and ferromagnetic ordering transitions can be both first and second-order and they have a strong interaction.

Silica, as the water absorbent in the hybrid polymer membrane, did not have a strong interaction with water molecules or H3O+ ions; thus the proton conductivities will not be highly affected by adding Krytox-Silica to the Nafion.

Two limiting cases have been investigated: (1) high zeta potential where the particles have a strong interaction and (2) zero zeta potential where the particles behave as a dense gas.

Furthermore, only TRAK1 was shown to have a strong interaction with kinesin-1 in rat brain [12].

Ejection of the particle by electrophoretic forces may also help to explain why iron III)hydroxide does not exhibit spontaneous clearing from the pore, as the particles carry a positive charge 30) and would be expected to have a strong interaction with the negatively charged quartz surface.

Metal clusters have a stronger interaction among themselves compared to the weaker Ag-HOPG interaction [14, 17, 22].

The H-R parameter is therefore a quantitative measure of the exciton-phonon coupling strength [20, 21] and, by extension, a measure of the degree of localization (localized excitons have a stronger interaction with phonons as their wavefunctions contain large q components [22]).

The second carburization peak appeared at 900 °C and the span range between the two peaks is much broader, suggesting that there may be different kinds of MoO3 over the supports, the one close to the support surface would have a stronger interaction with support and more difficult to be carburized, leading to the high temperature carburization.

Temperature-programmed studies and DRIFTS studies of the spent catalyst identified two main types of carbonaceous species on the surface of the catalyst, with the results being consistent with the presence of (i) carbonyl species on nickel clusters and (ii) formate groups on nickel sites which have a stronger interaction with the alumina support.

"When I was asked by Art Basel to conceive a program for the fair that would have a stronger interaction with the city, the first thought that came to my mind was to create a concept that would revolve around the history of Basel," Hoffman said, in a recent interview with MutualArt.com.