Sentence examples for quenched material from inspiring English sources

Quenched material is assumed to be located between individual lamellae since, where isothermal crystallisation has proceeded to completion, there is no evidence of macroscopic segregation consistent with the size of the DSC quench peak.

Materials were prepared by solution casting, quenching and annealing of quenched material, allowing pronounced micro-structural evolution, which leads to rapid increases in modulus as determined by rheological analysis.

An additional problem associated with examination of quenched material as a proxy of high-temperature/pressure is that the structure of C O H N fluids in equilibrium with silicate at high temperature and pressure cannot be quenched for quantitative structure study at ambient conditions.

However, for large defects, the quenched material is more sensitive to the defect size than the untreated material.

Tensile tests showed that the quenched material is soft, weak and ductile (shear modulus ∼ 5 MPa, elongation ∼ 250%), but after annealing, at 70 °C for 1 h, it becomes stiffer, stronger and more brittle (∼20 MPa, ∼20%).

The maximum CO release is close to converting 10% of the CH4 feed, with some variation with quenching material.

In order to distinguish the wild-DNA from the single nucleotide mutated-DNA, we induce the water-soluble carbon nanotubes as the effective fluorescent quenching material.

Then the ferrocene (Fc -labeled hairpin DNA (Fc -labeledd Fc-hairpinas CV signal tags anDNACL quenching material were immobilized on Ru-SiO2@PLL-Au.

In the subsequent spectra, the (2,2'bipy)Re(CO 3Cl catalyst was added as a quenching material into the ACN solution.

Figure 4 shows PL quenching experiments with PVK as the donor polymer and two different amounts of (2,2'-bipy)Re(CO 3Cl catalyst as the quenching material.

Figure 2 shows PL quenching experiments with PVK as the donor polymer and (2,2'-bipy)Re(CO 3Cl catalyst as the quenching material on a glass/indium tin oxide (ITO) substrate.