Sentence examples for much smaller droplets from inspiring English sources

This was a surprising result that was attributed to the fact that the oil-soluble corrosion inhibitor produced large spherical emulsion droplets of approximately 100 μm in diameter, while the water-dispersible corrosion inhibitor had much smaller droplets (1 2 μm).

Although the use of negative pressure eliminates the need for valves and allows formation of much smaller droplets (20 pL to 3 nL), mixing aqueous solutions in the DropLab system leads to potential contamination and the initiation of reactions prior to droplet formation.

Superhydrophobic surfaces (for jumping droplet condensation) were similar, with much smaller droplet sizes.

By accessing frequencies up to the GHz range as shown here, tailored internal flow patterns can be induced in much smaller fluid droplets than were previously available by other microfluidic methods.

At low viscosity ratios, much smaller mean droplet diameters could be achieved for SDS (d ∼ 60 nm) than for β-lactoglobulin (d ∼ 150 nm).

A thin shell implies that the salt volume was much smaller than the droplet volume.

Many studies were made on left ventricle opacification; since the PFC5 liquid droplets were much smaller than gas bubbles, they could traverse the lungs and provide contrast by acoustic droplet vaporization in the left heart better than the then-FDA-approved contrast agent Albunex [ 42, 45, 46].

It was found that the volume of the water droplets dispensed from the selectively coated nozzle tip was as low as 27 nL and much smaller than that of the droplets dispensed from the superhydrophobic nozzle tip.

Finally, at 850°C, segmented rougher surface topology was observed in Figure 5 d) and (d-1), and the height of droplets became much smaller by melting as clearly seen with the line profile in Figure 5 d-2).

Nonactivated PFC droplets are much smaller and may not be cleared by the same mechanisms as bubbles.

Particular attention is given to suspended droplets (or particles) much smaller than the rising drop; dilute conditions are assumed.