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Four zones with distinct dendritic morphologies were identified in seed melt back region.
Different damage morphologies were identified within the coating and at the interface by using complementary characterization techniques.
Both equilibrium and non-equilibrium morphologies were identified with X-ray scattering and transmission electron microscopy and the morphology varied with MMA/IL volume fraction.
Six different types of porous morphologies were identified with the nanopore diameter being in the range from 5 to 15 nm.
In general, four types of fracture morphologies were identified: transverse fracture, transverse fracture with bedding planes, natural fracture with bedding planes, and transverse fracture with bedding planes and natural fractures.
The appropriate expressions for the elastic, mixing, electrostatic and interfacial components of the Gibbs free energy were developed for each of the four cases, and the prevailing morphologies were identified by numerical free energy minimization.
Three valley morphologies are identified and process origins inferred: 1) regional-scale, extensive, subaerial and pre/interglacial named α-type valley, 2) regional-scale, narrow and mainly proglacial, β-type valley and 3) local-scale, apparently discontinuous, subglacial, γ-type valley.
Microstructures of the two WELs were compared and similarities in morphology were identified.
The phase constitute and surface morphology were identified and observed by X-ray diffractometer (XRD) and SEM.
The particle size and morphology were identified by scanning electron microscope (SEM), transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and XRD.
By comparing the phase contrast and the FISH images (Additional file 1), the organisms with the rod morphology were identified as 'Candidatus Accumulibacter phosphatis' and those with the coccus morphology as 'Candidatus Competibacter phosphatis'.
