Sentence examples for size of agglomeration from inspiring English sources

Bikiaris et al. [28] concluded that the size of agglomeration was decreased by increasing the time of acid treatment which can improve mechanical properties.

To be representative of French population, data collected from 2005 Health Barometer have been weighted by number of eligible persons in the household (and by the number of landline phones in the household) and imputed from 1999 INSEE National Census data on gender, age, geographic area and size of agglomeration.

Open image in new window Fig. 8 Normalized number mean diameter for Baracarb-2 and Baracarb-5 showing the effect of particle size on agglomeration at 0.25 g/l and α = 10.

Factors such as superficial area, spinel inversion, crystallite size, degree of agglomeration and its correlation with van der Waals forces were examined.

The experiments indicate while the pH has little effect on the crystal size of gahnite, agglomeration of crystallites can be controlled by pH.

Parametric analyses were conducted to show the effects of morphology and electrical properties of CNTs, the Poisson's ratio of CNT-polymer composites and the extent, internal density and size of CNT agglomeration on the electrical conductivity and piezoresistivity.

Particle size measurements showed that NiO-NPs formed rapidly a wide size distribution of agglomerations when suspended in L. gibba culture medium, which was found to be stable in the culture medium during the entire experimental exposure.

Image processing with C++ and OpenCV (Intel Corporation) of time-sequence images recorded through the microscope was used to quantify the size of actin agglomerations.

TEM allows the microscopist the ability to identify particles in the nanometer size range and the morphology of the particles (size, shape, degree of agglomeration).

This evidence provides another important piece in the growing body of evidence as to the source, size and nature of agglomeration economies.

For instance, for nanoparticles (NP), the determination of particle size, the dynamics of agglomeration and aggregation, the area, and the charge are mandatory for any toxicological evaluation [ 22].