Sentence examples for thick foil from inspiring English sources

Cover with a lid (or thick foil), and bake for 10 minutes.

The sample is a 70 nm thick foil of copper coated with 100 nm silicon-dioxide layers on both sides.

The addition of Ti with 150 μm thick foil increased the joint efficiency to 75% due to the decrease of needle-like phase formations.

The relatively thick foil of Ni used as catalyst plays a crucial role in solubilizing and trapping large amount of carbon adatoms.

For example, for the loops of 5 nm in diameter in a 50 nm thick foil, the loop density corrected for the existence of denuded zones adjacent to the surfaces of the foil is shown to be nearly 49% higher than that obtained by direct TEM measurements.

When focused to mm-diameter spots, the beam is predicted to volumetrically heat micrometer thick foils to temperatures of ∼30,000 °K.

Multilayered (ML) NiFe thick foils have been studied in order to provide insight in synthesizing structure-modulated sheets with superior mechanical properties.

Measurements have been made at ISOLDE, of the release curves and yields of radioactive beams of lithium, sodium and beryllium from a target constructed from 2 μm thick foils.

We used 0.25-mm thick foils of polycrystalline Al (Goodfellows, 99.999% purity).

In situ irradiation experiments by Wang et al. ([1999]) using 1.5 MeV Kr+ ions directed at approximately 300 nm thick foils of Fa12 olivine showed that the disordering of the structure starts with the cations being preferentially knocked into interstitial positions, while the anion sublattice remains intact for a longer time at a given ion flux.

Zhou shows 10 recent paintings, most assembled from painted canvas glued to large sheets of thick, foil-covered, foam-board insulation.