Sentence examples for reversible transformation from inspiring English sources
Thermo reversibility (reversible transformation from liquid to gel as a function of temperature) and thixotropic recovery (structure recovery after shear removal) were studied using rheological measurements and the effect of the presence of water on the microstructure was studied by formulating w/o emulsions using oleogels as the oil phase.
The light-powered reversible transformation perfectly healed the surface morphology and the resultant TENG performance.
However, there are limited studies about the reversible transformation of FGs in response to external stimuli.
Reversible transformation of FGs on GO with loading and unloading of metal compounds was found.
The second DSC completely unfolded polymers with transition temperatures between 50°C and 90°C, and polymers with unknown nature persists the reversible transformation at 123°C.
Araki, S., Nakamura, K., Kobayashi, K., Tsuboi, A. & Kobayashi, N. Electrochemical optical-modulation device with reversible transformation between transparent, mirror, and black.
PB/GN/CFs displayed two quasi reversible transformations from FeIII4(FeII(CN)6)3 to FeIII4(FeIII(CN)6Cl)3, or to (NH4 4FeII4[FeII CN 6]3 at a potential range of −0.1 1.2 V in pH 2, 0.1 M NH4Cl.
Germanium is the base element in many phase-change materials, i.e. systems that can undergo reversible transformations between their crystalline and amorphous phases.
Dispersed V V) species react with antimony species during propane ammoxidation to form VSbO4; partially reversible transformations towards surface vanadium (V) species may account for the catalytic redox cycle.
SnO2 forms metal alloys when reacting with lithium, leading to reversible transformations between lithium tin alloys (LixSn) and tin metal when the lithiation and delithiation proceed.
(i) Currently the question is being actively discussed of the equivalence of various Lorenz-like systems and the possibility of universal consideration of their behavior [27 29] in view of the possibility of the reduction of such systems to the same normal form with the help of various reversible transformations.
