Electron microscopy has been used to search for some hidden particles in solids, which are key particles in the formation of novel hierarchical morphologies.
During thermal spray process, the speed and surface temperature of in-flight molten particles are two key factors affecting the sprayed coating quality.
By providing cholesterol to peripheral tissues, the LDL particles are the key components in physiological cholesterol metabolism [1], [2].
Proper deformability and uniform suspension of coarse aggregate particles in the matrix are key parameters to ensure successful casting and adequate in situ performance.
Pulp content, particle size and serum viscosity are key structural parameters to master the texture of apple purees.
The generation of {111} twin planes and stacking faults are key factors influencing particle shape.
Klystrons are key components of particle accelerators since they generate the radio-frequency (RF) signals required to produce high energy particle beams.
These parameters are key for understanding particle behavior in suspension and may enable extraction of additional information concerning protein corona thickness on particles, particle charge, and changes in these parameters with time.
