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When laser ablation is conducted in air, oxidation of the ejected particles may result.
The use of small, spherical drug particles may result in improvements in the bulk density, densification and compactibility of blends of paracetamol and microcrystalline cellulose.
Close encounters between sink particles may result in dynamical ejections, although the orbital energy may in fact be dissipated through unresolved torques.
Furthermore, our experimental results confirmed the ballistic regime; however, the decreasing number of tracked particles may result in apparent but deceptive sub-diffusion.
Although the distribution is still not uniform, it is believed that a reasonable design of the size distribution of LDHs-PDB particles may result in a uniform vertical distribution of particles in bitumen matrix.
The use of a low number of particles may result not only in loss of accuracy, but also may lead to an improper reproduction of the mixing process, limited by diffusion.
Before actually entering the nanofiltration vessels, the water is pumped through a final prefilter, which will remove any remaining large particles that may result from any dysfunction in the previous stages of filtration.
Rainfall is an important determinant of SSR as it can cause the dislocation, reorientation and packing of soil particles and may result in the formation of physical soil crusts which can, in turn, affect the roughness and hydrological properties of soils.
Dilution is not necessarily a viable option since the process may create or disrupt particles or may result in very low counts, making comparisons difficult.
In addition, too small particle thickness may result in the adhesion and agglomeration of the solid substrate during SSF, which may reduce the solid substrate porosity and the gas diffusion rate and increase the accumulation of heat.
Because of the random nature of nucleation and the small number of particles in a droplet, the use of deterministic populations balance equation for predicting the number density of particles may lead to erroneous results even for evaluating the mean behavior of such systems.
