Sentence examples for percolation point from inspiring English sources
The percolation point of SGO in the nanocomposites takes place at a content of less than 0.1 wt%.
Moreover, fractal size of the clay network above the percolation point was determined by the scaling law for physical gelation of colloidal flocks to quantify clay dispersion depending on the compatibilizer structure.
Near-fractal clusters below or above the percolation point do not lead to anomalous diffusion.
The percolation point can be found by gradually increasing the value of Δ V until the conduction threshold is reached.
Based on the monitoring results, the active hydration reaction of concrete with sea water in the early age are found prolonged and the percolation time point of it is postponed obviously compared to that of concrete with fresh water.
For structures cured beyond the gel point (percolation of a 3D network) conversion degree and temperature affect yield stress in a similar way with yield stress linearly dependent on T−Tg; however, we find non-linear and non-universal relationship below the gel point.
Caves exposed on the lower crater level point to percolation of surface runoff and selective discharge through fractures on the crater wall.
The physical gel point, where the percolation of a transient network is supposed to occur, was microrheologically determined.
The electrochemical characterisations carried out in half-cell point out the percolation of platinum over the entire length of the nanotubes as well as the presence of an electrical contact between the nanotubes and the surface of the electrode.
Percolation threshold represents a starting point of a three-dimensional MWNT network in the matrix, and can be determined from the starting ϕ at which the viscosity does not show Newtonian but shear-thinning behavior.
Although the environmental buffering involved in IPR may not necessarily make water any cleaner, Mosher points out the percolation process provides reaction time if something is found to have gone wrong during treatment.
