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The groups carried out microstructural transformation of materials such as shape memory polymer nanocomposites for active disassembly (AD) applications.

Modifying pH changes the protonation level of the molecules, electrolytes or counterions induce microstructural transformation of micelles by reducing electrostatic repulsion, temperature controls the minimization of free energy by breaking, reformation, and branching of micellar networks, while surfactant concentration controls the aggregation density.

Upon applying a bias, the graphene is Joule-heated, leading a microstructural transformation of paraffin impregnated in the PDMS matrix, which in turn causes the modulation of light scattering.

The current paper focuses on this issue; investigating the effects of the microstructural transformation on the transient stress response of a metallic structure.

The effect of the microstructural transformations on the angular out-of-plane distortion is also investigated by introducing the material transformation within the numerical analysis by the simplest means in order to clearly demonstrate its influence.

The melting of nanorods and microstructural transformation to very small nanowires took place without any crystal phase transition.

Figure 9 Mechanism showing different microstructural transformations on annealing at temperatures:a as deposited,b 700 °C,c 1,100 °C, andd 1,200 °C.

Morphological observations indicated microstructural transformation from an aggregated bunch of nano-sized globular grains into a rhomboid network of petal/flakes like crystallites.

The microstructural transformation from hierarchical nanobranches to a nanoporous layered structure might be responsible for the high reversible capacity retention of the SnO NBs, as shown in Fig. 3.

The HUP specimens were not fully dense but useful to study the microstructural transformation in time.

This fact proves the importance of microstructural transformations taking place in the process of cement hydration, in comparison with cement grain, which is a time-stable material.