Sentence examples for particles to aggregate from inspiring English sources

However, natural geochemical processes, such as changes in ionic strength, pH, and temperature, can cause these particles to aggregate, thus affecting their sorption capabilities and remediation potential.

In addition, the low dispersion stability of silver ink would cause particles to aggregate, which could lower the quality of the silver thin film easily.

Flocculation is the process whereby a long chain polymer (or polyelectrolyte) causes particles to aggregate, often by forming bridges between them.

The surfactant is essential in this process by firstly destabilising the GO dispersion through surface charge neutralisation, allowing the particles to aggregate.

These samples were then mounted on a shaker (HZQ-C, Hangzhou Chincan Trading Co., Ltd, Hangzhou, China) and shaken continuously for 5 to 45 min at 298 K. Ultrasonic bath (71020-DTH-E; Model 1510 DTH, 220V; EMS Company,) was used to prevent the particles to aggregate and form a bulk.

Since organic coatings can increase the sticking coefficient over that of bare mineral grains, these organic grain coatings are likely to have been a significant aid in grain sticking in the Solar Nebula, allowing the first dust particles to aggregate over a much wider range of collision speeds than for bare mineral grains.

In the second pass, the assignment of particles to aggregates is realized by the definition of a distance value, d, which is the expected value of the sum of two neighbored particles' radii and the length of the DNA linker.

Upon addition of both calcium and phosphate, the particles appeared to aggregate, forming large patches within which the individual spheroid particles could still be discerned (Fig. 2D and H).

As this electric potential approaches zero, particles tend to aggregate.

During tests the suspended particles started to aggregate.

This observation suggested that the particles tended to aggregate as the volume of water decreased.