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The reformulated heterogeneous theory was then applied to the steady propagation of the planar flame in the doubly-infinite domain in the adiabatic limit to illustrate its utility.

With use of heterogeneous theory and the concept of variable property boundary layer for the emulsion phase, both particle and gas contributions are considered.

A comparison was conducted on the correspondence, and differences between the conventional homogeneous theory of flame propagation in self-propagating high-temperature synthesis (SHS) and the heterogeneous theory that properly accounts for the role of the high melting point particles in the mixture compact and the associated diffusion-limited reaction at the particle surface.

The connection between interfacial contact (described with the contact angle), nucleation kinetics and coating performance was established using the heterogeneous nucleation theory.

Particular attention is paid to the point-process approximation, which is shown to conflict with established results in heterogeneous nucleation theory.

A phase-field model was developed within the framework of heterogeneous elasticity theory to study the precipitation of particles with trigonal symmetry in a hexagonal matrix.

A reaction mechanism has been postulated using the heterogeneous catalysis theory; the rate-limiting step seems to be the reduction of oxygen adsorbed on the catalyst surface.

The ANS are laser-etched pits on the bottom wall of the channel and have a mouth diameter of approximately 20 22 μm, as indicted by the heterogeneous nucleation theory.

The phenomena are discussed in terms of the adsorption isotherm (interface segregation) in conjunction with classical heterogeneous nucleation theory (phase transformation) and a phase field model that predicts the kinetics of phase transformation at segregation decorated grain boundaries.

On the basis of the entropy reduction of the crystalline phase near a charged solid surface, we used a modification of the classical heterogeneous nucleation theory to explain the observed freezing temperatures lessening.

It is found that the relations of the condensation ability with the wetting degree, the particle size or the initial saturation are all different from the monotonous tendency as found in the classical heterogeneous condensation theory.