Sentence examples for micron thickness from inspiring English sources

Mice injected with a tracer are sacrificed, frozen in carboxy-methyl-cellulose and whole-body sectioned at 25-50 micron thickness.

Blocks were then sectioned on a Leica RM2235 microtome with 4 micron thickness at five depths, beginning just below the oral opening, with subsequent sections occurring every 100 microns.

The thermal insulation tests indicated that mass ratio of YSZ powder to Zr–Y oxide in sol was in inversely linear relationship with temperature drop per micron thickness.

Combined Mössbauer, XRD, and SEM analyses demonstrate that (Fe,Cr,Mn -nitrides, the ɛ- and γ′-nitrides, the Fe3Cr,Mn -nitrides and CrN are disthebuted in the top nitrided layers of several micron thickness.

Nanoindentation is a powerful technique for measuring the mechanical properties of materials such as elastic modulus, hardness, fracture toughness and interfacial adhesion, especially for some structures in micron thickness.

In the next step, a thin gold layer (~30 nm thickness) was sputtered onto one side of the membrane and subsequently reinforced by electrochemically deposited copper layer of ~5 micron thickness.

The lungs were cryosectioned on a cryostat, Micron model HM550 at 7 microns thickness.

That compares with the 200-micron thickness in common use.

Flat liquid sheets can be made wide enough to eliminate these problems4,5,6,7, but have not previously been available with sub-micron thickness or sample flow rates below 1 mL min−1.

Specifically, the conversion efficiency in flexoelectric transduction at sub-micron thickness levels is observed to increase by two orders of magnitude as the thickness is reduced by an order of magnitude.

The macroscale experiments and theoretical framework outlined here can be extended to films with sub-micron thickness and moduli greater than ∼1 GPa, or samples with thickness on the order of 100 μm and moduli less than ∼1 MPa.