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Fractal exponents are then derived from scaling concepts and related to the structure of the aggregate clusters.
Matsuzawa et al. [ 7] studied different molecular packing densities and suggested that the existence of aggregate clusters most likely determines the liquid properties of FAs such as density and fluidity.
Due to the high surface energy, nano ZnO has the tendency to form aggregate clusters.
Figure 1B shows the corresponding confocal fluorescence lifetime images of the same structures at a lower inherent resolution, but also reveals the presence of individual aggregate clusters.
Furthermore, the morphology of functionalized iron oxide NPs often presents as an aggregate clusters.
They form aggregate clusters of small, narrowly ovoid to pear-shaped bulbs.
Such AgNPs have been successfully incorporated into LbL thin films in where the adsorption process was carried out that the AgNPs and aggregates (clusters) within the film are maintained, and thus the coloration of the films is also kept.
By analysing the histogram of the stego-image, the attacker can easily detect the spheres in the form of aggregated clusters separated by large gaps in the histogram.
That is, shaking or repipetting the aggregated cells only partially dispersed the aggregates, leaving clusters of 10 cells or more.
Co-staining of cells for Tom20, a mitochondrial outer membrane protein, revealed a filamentous network of mitochondria in untransfected cells, while cells expressing PUMA (which colocalizes with Tom 20) showed an aggregate clustering of the mitochondria around the nucleus - an effect that was seen within 12 hours of transfection of PUMA into a number of different cell lines.
The results shed light on the interplay between the formation of coherent solute aggregates (clusters or GP zones) and the precipitation of semi-coherent or incoherent precipitates, which are in competition to control the hardening effects.
