Sentence examples for segregation of elements from inspiring English sources
Comparison of the analytical data with those for carbonaceous chondrites (a type of meteorite that provides a good average sample of nonvolatile solar system material) shows that the lunar material has undergone marked geochemical fractionation (segregation of elements).
The statistical segregation of elements was minimum when the ultrasonic power was 500 W, whereas excessively high or excessively low power was not conducive to the uniform distribution of elements.
Alloying the precursor as a stack of discrete layers can result in lateral segregation of elements into stable-phase islands, yielding a non-uniform composition on small length scales.
In 1865, Gregor Mendel reported that traits were inherited in a predictable manner through the independent assortment and segregation of elements (later known as genes).
Solidification of single-crystal nickel-base superalloys introduces large-scale segregation of constituent elements and defects such as dislocations and mosaicity.
The segregation behavior of elements at dislocations mirrors that at the grain boundary, but at a lower magnitude, except for Si.
The calculation results of segregation of alloy elements show that Co, Cr, and Fe are negative segregation element while Ni, and Y are positive segregation element in the CoCrFeNiY HEA.
The segregation of alloying elements to stacking faults and the interaction of substitutional and interstitial alloying elements in solid solution and their effect on stacking fault energy have been taken into account.
A method has been developed for analyzing XPS depth profiles to quantify the segregation of alloying elements in passive systems, for determining the relative extents of selective dissolution and selective oxidation of the alloying elements, and for understanding the mechanisms involved.
This heterogeneity was discussed based on the effects of the grain orientation and the segregation of alloying elements.
X-ray photoelectron spectra revealed absence of significant segregation of doping elements within the film.
