Sentence examples for solid phase processing from inspiring English sources

Friction stir processing (FSP) is a solid phase processing technique, developed to alter the microstructure of metallic sheets without melting the material and by inducing intense plastic deformation with the help of a rotating non-consumable tool that contains a pin at the end (Mishra and Ma 2005).

The first step involves linear phase processing.

Constitutive relationships obtained from in-process measurements on polymers that have been subjected to typical solid or melt phase processing strain-temperature-time histories can be used for enhanced modelling of deformation and flow (e.g. finite element analysis/computer aided design), or to provide new information on shear and extensional flows.

Additional disadvantages include the creation of small cell debris and dispersion of lysate in both the soluble and solid phases, increasing downstream processing costs.

Finally, it is also worth mentioning that previous pieces of research have reported other benefits related to the thermal processing of the solid phase (HC) such as ease to pelletize [4], decrease of boiling ash temperature, or improvement of emissions during gasification [5], as compared to the initial precursor.

A microdevice, capable of efficiently processing 0.5 1 mL samples has been developed for solid phase extraction (SPE) of DNA.

Solid phase epitaxial regrowth of α-quartz amorphized by ion implantation of dopants appears to be an attractive method for processing this optoelectronically important material.

In whole-cell biocatalysis, one main problem caused by high cell concentrations is in downstream processing where the efficiency of solids separation from the liquid product phase and product loss to the solid phase are central issues.

Due to its liquid phase processing it can be produced inexpensively on large scale, but its deposition into films/patterns of defined geometry on solid substrates remains challenging.

Merrifield, R. B. Solid phase synthesis.

Merrifield, R. B. Solid phase peptide synthesis.