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Compared with the commonly commercial sorbents including MCX, WCX and C18, CGO/PVC hybrid material had higher extraction selectivity and capacity to sulphonamides.
In addition, female students engaged in group learning mode, supported with video material, had higher peer-influenced learning scores than male students.
It was found that the Ca/Sm2O3 material had higher activities for the oxidation of C2H6 and C2H4 (and also of CH4) than had the Li/MgO material.
Results showed that the designed red mud coal industry byproducts based cementitious material had higher strength in the middle to late curing age (47.5 MPa in 180 days and 48.7 MPa in 360 days) than the OPC control group.
Compared to the literature [6], when MnO2 materials were used for electrochemical supercapacitors, caddice-clew-like MnO2 material had higher specific capacitance of 120 F g−1 and lower charge-transfer resistance, while the specific capacitance of urchin-like MnO2 material was about 48 F g−1.
Therefore, Li et al. (2012) prepared a novel foam adsorbent based on PVA/CS composites by the interpenetrating polymer network (IPN), foaming process and freeze-thaw treatment and found that the composite material had higher adsorption efficiency (380.65 mg/g) compared with the single component.
This material had high luminescence intensity upon ultraviolet light (UV), near ultraviolet light (near-UV), and blue excitation.
The new material has higher efficiency electrode porosity/tortuosity, and increases electrical conductivity.
This SiOC material has higher Li-storage activity and better stability against volume expansion during repeated lithiation and delithiation cycling.
This unique characteristic is attributed to the very high, localized cooling rates experienced during LENS resulting in the Ti-6Al-4V material having higher hardness and slight chemistry variation.
Welded or bonded joints result in nonzero expansion but smaller in magnitude than that of a constituent material having higher thermal expansion coefficient.
