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Subsequently, the F8BT as the second layer was first spin-coated onto a sodium glass substrate, lifted-off in demineralized water and floated onto the P3HT layer to avoid potential material intermixing, which can occur even with an orthogonal solvent.
A high bond strength associated with this deposition technique appears to be a consequence of an atomic intermixing interfacial layer, which can be up to a few microns thick.
LiNi0.5Mn1.5O4 spinel has been prepared by an emulsion drying method which can intermix cations very homogeneously at the atomic scale.
This causes some gradient in As concentration, which can be understood as intermixing.
4, 46, 47 Tentative scans of even shorter distances (not shown in the graph) prove that aHFS approaches a maximum value at a certain distance before it drops down rather steeply, which can be explained by a strong intermixing of the s orbitals with orbitals of higher angular momentum.
Another detail, which can be better mimicked, is the "mosaic" structure of the receptor distribution within a given zone of the olfactory epithelium, i.e. that receptors of different kinds are intermixed as illustrated in figure 1.
However, a key concern is with Co-Ge intermixing, which results in the formation of non-ferromagnetic surface compounds.
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The partially overlapping elemental profiles reveal an intermixing zone, which is expected to be the result of preferential ion-sputtering effects [ 14, 15].
