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The surface morphology of the specimen is characterized by AFM.
The specimen is characterized by X-ray diffraction, atomic force microscopy, and transmission electron microscopy.
The tested Fe0 specimen is characterized by both (1) the extent of iron dissolution (final total dissolved iron), and (2) the observed dissolution rate constants (intrinsic reactivity).
Under higher loading frequency or lower maximum load and amplitude, the FBD specimen is characterized by higher irreversible deformation and higher tensile fatigue life.
Each specimen is characterized by means of the sequential release of the prestress transfer (detensioning) and the pull-out (loading) operation.
The warm superficial hue of the aged specimen is characterized also in this case by increased lightness (Fig. 5, green dots) due to the almost white deposit formed (∆L = 14), and reduction of the average red component (∆a = −6) less marked than for Talken but with a much lower standard deviation.
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Before shearing the specimens, the swelling of the specimen was characterized.
Test specimens were fabricated with different processing pedigrees, and the porosity populations within each specimen was characterized.
The micro-images and element contents of the specimen were characterized by SEM and EDS.
The phases and morphologies of the green tailings and fired specimen were characterized by XRD and SEM.
The pore microstructure of the microscale paste specimen was characterized by using the Advanced Photon Source at the Argonne National Lab.
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