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The molecular weights between crosslinks and mesh sizes of PHEMA hydrogels were calculated using Flory Rehner and rubber-elasticity theories.
The fisherman operated at depths ranging from 50 to 300 m using gill (mesh sizes of 22, 24 and 32 mm nominal bar length; 500 m of length in June, 600 m during July September and 300 m during the remaining period) and trammel (mesh size of 22 mm nominal bar length; 700 m of length in June, 800 m during July September and 1,000 m during the remaining period) nets.
With typical network growth rates of ∼15 µm/min and network concentrations of ∼250 µM (corresponding to mesh sizes of ∼50 nm), filament lengths will drop below the mesh size for capping rates rcap>5 s−1, which thus represents an upper limit for the mechanical integrity of the network and all the more so for its incompressibility.
Typically mesh sizes of 115mm to 120mm are used.
Since the legal stretched mesh sizes of gillnets are usually 76 mm (3 in), 102 mm (4in) and 114 mm (4.5 in), they are used to catch large-sized fish such as Oreochromis mossambicus, O. macrochir and C. gariepinus.
By taking advantage of pH-responsive mesh property, we demonstrated that dextran macromolecules, whose hydrodynamic radius is between the mesh sizes of the normal and expanded pH conditions, could be encapsulated and stored inside of the shell.
There is no considerable size exclusion effect for large proteins due to mesh size of functional cross-linked layers.
In addition, managers could shape the selectivity of fisheries through gear regulations (e.g. mesh size of gillnets).
For example, the cladoceran predator Bosmina longirostris inhales bacteria through a filter with a mesh size of 0.43 to 0.97µm.
(B) Contracted sheet of ditrigonal symmetry owing to the reduction of mesh size of the tetrahedral sheet by rotation of the tetrahedrons.
After 2 hours, the Daphnia were collected on a net with a mesh size of 150 \(\mu m\) and washed two times with 150 mL water.
