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We report the synthesis and characterization of monodispersed thermoresponsive hydrogel microspheres with a volume phase transition driven by hydrogen bonding.
Acid unfolding is a structural transition driven by preferential H+ binding to the acid unfolded state (U) over the native (N) state of a protein.
Paper I [1] reported a phase transition driven by combinations of stress and electric field in 〈1 1 0〉 oriented PMN-32%PT single crystals.
In this work we examine the time-resolved, instantaneous current response for the spinless Falicov Kimball model at half-filling, on both sides of the Mott–Hubbard metal-insulator transition, driven by a strong electric field pump pulse.
In the framework of topological constraint theory, this anomaly is correlated to a flexible-to-rigid transition, driven by pressure or composition for sodium silicate and calcium silicate hydrates, respectively.
These networks are moving from a period of stability to a time of potentially major transition, driven by a need for old equipment to be replaced, by government policy commitments to cleaner and renewable sources of electricity generation, and by change in the power industry.
"The technology sector, especially the hardware sector, will see some major market transitions driven by the internet," he says.
I present a numerical package (CosmoTransitions) for analyzing finite-temperature cosmological phase transitions driven by single or multiple scalar fields.
As a result, n-changing transitions driven by blackbody radiation do not in general lead to an immediate loss of atoms or molecules from an electrostatic trap.
Because of the sensitivity of the trapped Rydberg atoms to room temperature blackbody radiation, these additional decay channels were attributed to transitions driven by blackbody radiation.
We employed molecular dynamics simulations to investigate the reversible α-to-α″ phase transitions driven by homogeneous shear at different temperatures from 200 to 500 K.
