Sentence examples for increasing surface coverage from inspiring English sources
The modified mica surface obtained a hydrophobic character, the hydrophobicity became stronger with the increasing surface coverage.
This situation was a result of increasing surface coverage by the inhibitor, leading to an increase in η%.
It is found that fraction of gauche conformation decreased with the increasing surface coverage, which is in agreement with IR measurements.
The gradient decreases with the increase in gas concentration may be caused by the increasing surface coverage by the adsorbed molecules [23].
On the other hand, particles made by kinetics-controlled emulsion polymerisation had increasing surface coverage (by emulsifier) with monomer solubility in water.
The nonzero intercepts on the y axes and slopes ≠ 1.0 mean that some of the adsorbed species interact with each other and that the adsorption heat changes with increasing surface coverage.
On the other hand, an enhanced H2O2 reduction is observed with decreased overpotential due to increased surface coverage of bimetallic Ag@Cu NWs at the modified electrode.
The gradual decrease in PC can be attributed to the gradually increased surface coverage of Pd nanostructures with higher deposition amount, which can absorb incident photon as well as inhibit the interaction with substrate molecules.
We find that adding the α-pyrene functionalized polymer to CNTs has two counter playing effects: on the one hand, increased surface coverage of the carbon nanotubes increases their solubility; on the other hand increased concentration of free polymer in the solution enhances the depletion forces between the nanotubes.
In all the three batches of SLN formulations of different homogenization speeds (5,000 15,000 rpm), EE was found to increase with the increase in surfactant concentration (0.5 1.5% w/v) due to increased surface coverage of nanoparticles while increasing the surfactant concentration and thus prevents drug leaching from lipid matrix [ 30].
Pyridine chemisorption-IR studies revealed that the number of surface Brønsted acid sites increases with increasing surface VOx coverage and parallels the extent of polymerization in the sub-monolayer region.
