Sentence examples for temperature conductive from inspiring English sources

While biphasic conditions are maintained below the phase switching temperature, conductive monophasic conditions as less-polar electrolyte solutions are obtained above the phase switching temperature.

Depending on different print parameters such as drop spacing or substrate temperature, conductive track widths in the range of 5 15 μm were achieved with a electrical resistivity of about 3.9·10−3 to 5.6·10−3 Ω·m measured by current-sensitive AFM.

The room temperature curable conductive paste (Silver conductive adhesive paste, Alfa Aesar) was used to bond the wire such that the immobilized CDs could avoid the thermal damage from conventional solder bonding.

Marin et al. [6] also carried out a theoretical investigation of thermoelasticity taking into account the heat conduction in deformable bodies depending on two different temperatures viz. a conductive temperature and a thermodynamic temperature.

As we know, raising the process temperature is conductive to the formation of single-crystalline structure.

As high temperature proton conductive membranes, polybenzimidazole (PBI) membranes are doped with different acids [one of which is Phosphoric acid (PA)] to improve the proton conductivity.

The diurnal range of building body surface temperature and conductive heat flux and the thermal load inside building decreased upon covering the concrete building with wooden decoration.

When the substrate is placed on the appropriate position and the deposition process is carried out at higher substrate temperature, highly conductive AZO films with the average transmittance > 90% would be obtained.

Nitric acid was added to binder-free TiO2 paste for the preparation of plastic TiO2 dye-sensitized photoanode at low temperature on conductive indium tin oxide (ITO -coated polyethylene naphthalate (PEN) substrate.

The temperature-dependent conductive behavior of the CuO nanowire sample suggests its potential for applications in chemical and gas sensors.

The temperature-dependent conductive behaviors of the CuO nanowires give rise to potential applications in chemical and gas sensors.