Sentence examples for much larger particles from inspiring English sources

By introducing limestone into the incineration process, the researchers say, the arsenic forms much larger particles, which wind up in waste ash.

Sol gel samples show crystallites (150 450 nm) fused together into much larger particles.

When R = 5 1, much larger particles of Ag AgCl appear pinned on the spheres as shown in Fig. 2g and enlarged image in Fig. 2h.

Over microfluidic devices, the present set-up offers two considerable advantages: (i) much larger particles are produced with a very good control of sizes and shapes and (ii) no lithography is required for its design.

It is not hard to see why, as the typical size of microreactors does not allow for the growth of much larger particles and the control over temperature and mixing can exact a size control unachievable in batch processes.

As a result, aerosols produced when cosmetic powders are used may be dominated by much larger particles, including agglomerates ≥ 10 μm in diameter.

As CaCO3 has a much larger particle size, a thicker layer of binder needs to be degraded before the particles are unbound and complete chalking is observed.

In comparison, the NIPs exhibit a smoother surface (Fig. 3e) with a much larger particle size of 2 μm than that of unleached Pd II) IIPs and leached Pd II) IIPs (around 200 nm) under the same magnification.

According to the stability test data, the particle size was expected to shift to 200 300 nm after 24 48 h and it is the reason for much larger particle size obtained from the TEM micrographs compared to DLS method (Table 3).

We predict that SH-SAMMS will be as safe since the anticipated dose will likely be smaller and because SH-SAMMS has a much larger particle size, it will have less chance to absorb into the body.

The conclusion that the signals reflect a much larger particle accords well with the estimate of approximately 6 μm for the diameter of waxy rice granules derived from electron micrographs.