Across all individual samples (regardless of location or sampling week), oxidative potential was highly correlated with soot, Ba, Cr, Cu, Fe, and Mn (Table 3).
This is true for all samples regardless of their annealing environment or the annealing time.
The proportion of these phases was consistent among the samples, regardless of their diameters.
Finally, a superhydrophobic behavior with high water adhesion was observed for all samples regardless of the rod dimensions.
For the entire set of samples, regardless of composition, the roughness factors ranged from about 1.05 to 1.4.
The Voc was almost similar among the samples regardless of the location of Au NIs film within the TiO2 film.
A linear relationship between hydrogen adsorption capacity and pressure is obtained for the all samples regardless of their porosities.
For Co2+ however, the sorption to irradiated MX80 was significantly lower than to the unirradiated clay samples regardless of the experimental conditions.
These three methods were compared to each other for each composition separately and for the entire set of samples regardless of composition.
Correlations between these three measurements were explored, both for the samples with the same composition and for the entire set of samples regardless of composition.
