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At 570 °C, silicon nitride forms as an amorphous phase of size-dependent cuboidal morphology which results from the symmetry of matrix crystal structure.
The formation of rdar (red, dry and rough) colonies is marked by a shift from smooth to an aggregative morphology which results from the ordered production of extracellular matrix components [9].
A major characteristic of pancreatic cancers is an avascular morphology, which results in a poor blood and oxygen supply.
The important feature of the α-modification is so-called cross-hatched morphology which results from lamellar branching of crystallographic origin involving self-epitaxy on (010) crystallographic plane; "daughter" lamellae are tilted at an angle of 80 or 100 ° to "mother" lamellae.
Hallgrímsson et al argued that A/WySnJ mice exhibit altered facial morphology which results from a reduction in the growth of the maxillary process during formation of the face, and that this is relevant to evolutionary changes in facial prognathism in nonhuman primates and in human evolution [ 21].
Therefore, the nanoparticles inclusion in the polysulfone membrane showed a significant effect on hydrophilic property as well as membrane morphology, which resulted in improvement of the permeability characteristics of polysulfone membrane.
These media are based on the formation of various colored colonies with different morphology which result from the cleavage of chromogenic substrates by species specific enzymes [ 13].
Concentrated heating above the glass transition temperature induces property evolution and structural morphology changes, which results in thermal relaxation with minimal recovery and full set upon cooling.
Cross-linked SbQ-MMT showed a spherical morphology which probably resulted from the presence of hydrophobic interactions among the SbQ molecules and the presence of excess negative charges on the chain in Figure 2b.
The results indicate that modification of surface of graphene using organic molecule (thiosemicarbazide) causes sheet strain which results morphology and band structure variations.
Furthermore, the use of SiO2 in the synthesis of C3N4 leads to new morphology with higher surface area which results in another, secondary improvement of C3N4 photoactivity.
