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Polarized optical microscopy (POM) and differential scanning calorimeter (DSC) results show that part of SZ particles may act as the nucleus of PEO spherulites and thus increase the amount of PEO spherulites.

Perforation or delamination of the coatings can expose the substrate to accelerated wear or corrosion, and the released coating particles may act to accelerate third party wear resulting in a negative host response.

Cork particles may act as a reinforcing material and several mechanical properties are also inherently changed.

Particles may act as carriers for microorganisms and endotoxin, adsorbed gases and vapors such as ammonia, and a variety of compounds that contribute to odor.

29 In this reverse ordering, the rhodium particles may act as seed points for the decomposition of the Ce complex, 29 locating the Ce directly onto, or in close proximity to, the active rhodium metal.

This a problem amongst beginners, the grease will act as glue and make small particles stick to it and when the neck goes on the body and the neck is twisted, the particles may act like sandpaper and do more damage.

Handy et al. (2008) suggested that despite the environment containing many natural particles at the nanoscale, manufactured nano-particles may act differently.

The aggregates have characteristics of microgel particles and may act as precursors for temperature induced gelation at higher concentrations.

The slight reduction in the release rate for sample 2 could be due to the slightly larger amount of cobinamide loaded in the particles, which may act to shield the silicon matrix from water dissolution.

Diesel exhaust, which is one of the major sources of environmental pollution in the 20th century, has been suspected to accelerate pollen allergy and allergic respiratory diseases [ 9- 12], because diesel exhaust particles (DEP) may act as an adjuvant [ 13- 22] or directly induce activated mast cells to degranulate [ 23].

In addition, if there are a number of fluorescent molecules attached to the surface of the particle, they may act to quench each other.