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The abiotic degradation breaks bonds and releases degradation products, leaving the remaining polymer rearranged with a higher degree of order.

In contrast, terraced landscapes demonstrate a higher degree of order, and this behaviour is independent of the morphological context and terracing system.

The higher degree of order of the carbon is associated with an increased amount of mesopores and with a decrease in specific surface area.

By combining these results with the AFM data, we conclude that the larger size of the Au grains characteristic for the films obtained at a deposition rate of 0.5 Ås−1 allows selected regions of the PFBT monolayer to achieve a higher degree of order (see Fig. 5c) than in the case of 2.5 Ås−1 deposition (Fig. 5d).

A higher etching rate as well as a higher degree of order at lower reaction temperatures was observed if a catalytically active metal was present during the chlorination process.

The growth of polybithiophene within the pores takes place at a lower overpotential compared to the deposition on gold due to a higher degree of order of the polymer.

Surface modified substrates coupled with vibration during the deposition resulted in a higher degree of ordering over a large deposition area.

CNT synthesis by CO disproportionation showed a lower growth rate and a higher degree of ordering than those grown by C2H2 pyrolysis.

For all the samples fabricated, the pores at the peripheral regions appeared more uniform in size and showed higher degree of ordering, due to the interplay between the solvent evaporation and crosslinking reaction.

The identification of a coherent organization beyond that of the β-sheet segments in different folds rich in parallel β-sheets suggests a higher degree of ordered structure in protein fibrils, in agreement with their low solubility and dense molecular packing.

It can therefore be concluded that there is a higher degree of ordering near the bottom interface.