To try to get around this, Dr Gao Liu, of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in Berkeley, California, is developing rubbery conductive binders that stick to the silicon particles within the anode, stretching and shrinking as the battery is charged and discharged.
First, the odor modules stick to the Odor Crunch particles, and then, once absorbed, they are catalytically 'crunched' into smaller odorless molecules of water and CO2, eliminating smells from clothing through the lifetime of the garment.
The particles then stick to the tumour cells and the particle releases its pharmacological payload.
The critical sticking velocity of an incident particle hitting a powdery layer is defined as the maximum impact speed at which the particle will stick to the layer.
This may result from the serum causing the particles to stick to the cell surface, or in the presence of serum uptake of aggregates is also seen.
The wear particles stick to the surface of the wheel and the rail and they don't separate until they are removed like sheets of contact surfaces (Fig. 14).
The ILSS value increases with the increase in the value of SiC content because SiC filler particles stick to the ends of fibers and act as a barrier in the transfer of shear stress from one part to another.
The passions like anger, pride, deceit and greed are called sticky (kaṣāyas) because they act like glue in making karmic particles stick to the soul resulting in bandha.
Most of the carboxy-coated particles stick to the network, as seen in figure 2D.
When GSR stubs are dabbed over the hands of a suspect, skin cells can also stick to the adhesive and overlay GSR particles.
After running a fluid containing HSV1 over the quartz crystal, they were able to measure the presence on it of anything from one to 1m viral particles.The concentration of the virus in the fluid can then be worked out from the number of viral particles that stick to the quartz.
