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This might be ascribed to the good compatibility between added PE and OBC hard blocks considering their similar chain architecture.
This might be ascribed to steric interactions which the Kamlet-Taft equation does not take into account.
This might be ascribed to the increase in the rate of diffusion of adsorbate molecules across the external boundary layer and internal pores of the adsorbent.
Notably, the first discharge capacities for Ni0.75Co0.25MoO4 and NiMoO4 were higher than their theoretical capacities; this might be ascribed to the formation of the solid electrolyte interface-like organic layer.
This might be ascribed to higher surface area, as we have calculated above and greater availability of NH+ and :NH2 functionalities which are accessible for the sorption of Cr III) and Cr VI), respectively.
This might be ascribed to the fact that besides the adsorbed film composed of carbon and organics from the base oil, there was a robust complex composite tribo-film composed of MoS2, MoO3, FeOOH, FeO, Fe2O3, FeS, FeSO4 and etc. on the rubbing surfaces.
In this regard, this occasion might be ascribed to the attachment process of titania to pumice surface which was different for each method.
This result might be ascribed to the increased light-harvesting, prolonged electron lifetime and inhibited interfacial charge recombination.
The abnormal results in this work might be ascribed to the device structure of NiO sandwiched between dual-oxygen layers, as shown in Figure 5.
This phenomenon might be ascribed to the formation of STC-g-PDMC/BSA complexes induced by some local charge interactions between starch-based flocculant and the amino acid fragments of protein due to charge patch effects.
This variation might be ascribed to a variety of industries discharging their treated and/or untreated waste water in to the Buriganga river.hence the concentration of heavy metals in industrial effluents depends on the process of product manufacturing and raw materials used in the industries (Sharma et al. [2006]).
