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Magnetically driven, separations make the recovery of catalysts in a liquid-phase reaction much easier than using cross flow filtration and centrifugation, especially when the catalysts are in the submicrometer size range.
The advantages of high desorption ability and no need for secondary separation make the PA6/PPy NFM more convenient in practical use.
Strong dependences of coupling length on both wavelength and separation make the AHPMW waveguide promising for realizing a number of plasmonic components, such as switches, multiplexers, and wavelength-selective components for the selection and spatial separation of radiation channels at different wavelengths.
Such separation makes the scheduling more practical and natural to ensure a collision-free aggregation.
After illumination, the charge separation makes the electron hole recombination difficult and originates PPC [7].
However, the ease of separation makes the polymer-supported CDs more advantageous for use as a heterogeneous catalyst than the pristine CDs.
Given that the resistance of the semiconductor material is very high (as shown in Fig. 8), a larger lateral contact separation makes the overall resistance of the device substantially larger, resulting in a current decrease of two orders of magnitude.
The method they used in that work was entirely new; the result of the separations made by the ordinary process of chemical analysis was controlled by tests of the activity of every fraction; the activity was measured quantitatively by the current produced by the substance when placed in a special "ionisation chamber".
A sharing parameter that varies across both i and j would break this useful separation and make the derivation of both optimal deployment and the implications of mismatch much less clear.
The focused use of the solution equilibria involved in the separations made it possible to understand the phenomena occurring in solution, and to finely tune the charge status of the receptor.
A century and more later, it's not just the regal who are witnessing family life stretching and stretching again, both vertically because of the impact of an ageing population – every day, we lengthen our lives by five hours – and horizontally as divorce and separation make stepfamilies more the norm.
