Sentence examples for more amorphous structures from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the CS-HT membrane shows better performance with respect to both sorption selectivity and sorption capability than the CS-LT membrane, which mainly results from its more amorphous structures compared with the more crystalline structures of the CS-LT membrane.

Diesel being a complex blend of aliphatic, cycloalkane and aromatic compounds would tend to form more amorphous structures upon degradation compared to the solid products formed from relatively simple radicals originating from n-hexadecane.

The fact that more amorphous structures in oxides result in higher corrosion resistance is well-known from the literature [45,46].

Both R̅In O and N̅In–O decrease as the cooling rate increases from 5 K/ps to about 250 K/ps, i.e., for more amorphous structures.

Results showed that CS-N-Arg had a more amorphous structure than that of chitosan, and the thermal stability of CS-N-Arg was slightly lower than that of chitosan.

The probable reason for this may be due to the fact that the smaller QDs have large number of atoms on the surface leading to more amorphous structure and, hence, intense trap-state photoluminescence.

The irradiation also affects the properties of the starch: the degradation processes lead to a decrease in the degree of polymerization, lower swelling and a more amorphous structure [41, 42].

As observed in the X c results, NHA 10% zircon has less crystallinity and more amorphous structure.

The Cu2O band detected with IRAS (Fig. 3) is broader on brass than on pure Cu under similar exposure conditions [34], which suggests a more amorphous structure.

The Cu2O band at 660 cm−1 is shifted to higher wavenumber and is broader compared to the spectrum for pure Cu, probably due to a more amorphous structure [36 38].

(41) The chitosan powder used here shows a more amorphous structure than chitin (see Supporting Information), with two wide reflections in 2θ at 9.9° (d-spacing 8.87 Å) and 20.10° (d-spacing 4.44 Å).