The samples have a Beckian sophistication that mingles compellingly with her Brian Wilsonesque appreciation of the ocean as the pretermordial metaphor -- um, prenatural -- oh, never mind.
The test samples have a dog-bone like structure.
Consequently, the two samples have a similar tensile strength.
The prepared samples have a cubic zinc blende ZnS phase with nanoscale particles and uniform morphology.
From the result obtained, the analyzed borehole groundwater samples have a higher TH concentration.
The as-grown samples have a surface with bright metallic luster and are soft and fragile.
The volcaniclastic samples have a wide range of both connected porosity and permeability.
Both old and young samples have a global distribution (Fig. 1).
Grains of both samples have a homogeneous texture and a polygonal shape.
All QWs in ANA-coded samples have a doping concentration of 2 × 1018 cm−3.
The X-ray diffraction studies show that the ZnO samples have a hexagonal wurtzite crystalline structure.
