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Flotation behaviour of these particles in narrow size fractions were evaluated using batch flotation tests.

The tandem technique successfully produced almost spherical aerogels (sphericity coefficient 0.97 0.99) in narrow size distribution with reduced particle shrinkage and smooth surface (surface roughness 1.10 1.13); the internal porous texture of the parent hydrogels was preserved and appeared as a network of nanopores with diameters around 200 nm.

Under these circumstances, growing and completed clusters are separated in two physical phases, resulting in narrow size distribution.

The successful self-assembly growth method with the annealing and the electron beam irradiation processes on the amorphous films prepared by PLD process is better to form the silicon nanocrystals in narrower size distribution and is easy to control the impurities on the Si-NC surface, which are in the pure-physics processes with less factors disturbing the fabrication.

Women with narrow feet may select climbing boots made in Europe, because they come in narrower sizes.

Here a distinct difference can be seen between the compositions; the majority of pores in GP21 and GP11 are gathered in a narrow size region around 10 nm while the pores in GP12 have a wide size distribution mainly in the microporous range (above 50 nm).

The TEM image (Figure 2A) of DTH-Fe3O4@SiO2 reveals that iron oxide NPs have entrapped in the silica shell successfully, in which the core/shell structures are in a narrow size distribution of 60 to 70 nm [46, 47], and the diameter of the magnetic core is about 10 nm.

The process enabled a homogeneous reaction resulting in a narrow size distribution of AgNPs.

The results show that titanium crystalline dioxide nanoparticles can be obtained in a narrow size distribution.

These latex particles are evenly distributed in a narrow size range with clear surfaces and relatively large particle sizes.

Thus, the model is prepared to simulate the effect of preferential breakage of the weaker particles in a narrow size interval and the resulting non-first-order breakage.