Sentence examples for open channel structures from inspiring English sources
After the bead immobilization procedure, open channel structures can be reversibly sealed with a low-temperature bonding technique, like in PDMS film which is applied like an adhesive tape.
The TEM images of M-2 showed that the modified alumina was the aggregation of nanostructure particles with sizes ca. 20 nm and M-2 showed an open channel structures (Fig. 2).
During the process of gasifying thin coal layers underground, an open channel structure might exist.
What's more, there were numerous nanoscale steps, kinks and edges in DPtPdNC open channel structure.
In the calcium carbonate system, wider precipitation zones characterized by more sparse distributions of precipitates and a more open channel structure were observed.
These properties are imparted to the material owing to the high electrical conductivity of the web structure, the increased number of active sites derived from the open channel structure, and the high nitrogen content, specifically that of N-5 species.
The d-POS completely keeps its open channel structure upon guest desorption and adsorption and shows not only zeolitic property such as selective gas and molecular adsorption but also tunable fluorescent property in response to adsorbed molecules.
The conductive coating maintains the integrity of the electrode during the charge/discharge processes and promotes electron transport, the unique open channel structure of TiO2-B crystal gotten 400 °C facilitates lithiation/delithiation paths of electrons and lithium ions, the tubular structure of TiO2 provides great electrode/electrolyte contact area.
SAMMS' rigid, open channel structure is ideal for mass transport of metal ions.
Since the open channel structure can be recovered in the presence of water, the H2O sorption experiments were investigated.
These porous materials undergo structural collapse upon evacuation that can be reversed by exposure to water vapour, which permits recovery of the original open channel structure.
