Sentence examples for hollow bubble from inspiring English sources

The term 'lithophysal' refers to hollow, bubble like cavities in volcanic rock that are surrounded by a porous rim formed by fine-grained alkali feldspar, quartz, and other minerals.

The proper range of water content, dosage of superplasticiser and viscosity modifying agent was explored from the survivability test of glass micro hollow bubble (3M-S15), wasch was much more fragile but effective in reducing the thermal conductivity of the composite than other studies.

Lithophysae are hollow, bubble-like or rose-like forms that occur within certain glassy rocks.

And at the P123 mass fraction of 3 wt%, the obtained aggregate is mainly composed of broken hollow bubbles.

It has been observed that, during the annealing of the intermediate, long balloons were first formed and then transformed into hollow bubbles.

A g-C3N4 three-dimensional aggregate composed of hollow bubbles was developed by hydrothermally treating a supramolecular precursor in the presence of a soft template, Pluronic P-123, followed by annealing the obtained intermediate.

It has been shown that the three-dimensional hollow bubbles, which was obtained from the intermediate prepared with 2 wt% P123, exhibits large specific surface area and pore volume, enhanced visible-light absorption region, reduced charge recombination, and increased photocurrent response.

Some spherules produced from iron particles were even completely hollow bubbles.

Wang and Li (2003) investigated lightweight ECCs using four types of lightweight fillers, including air bubbles generated by air entrainment admixture, expanded perlite sand, hollow glass bubbles (two sizes), and polymeric microform.

In this study, Aer solids, small prefabricated hollow air bubbles, are used for insulating cement paste specimens to increase the insulating effect.

The most successful lightweight ECC was developed with hollow glass bubbles.