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These results suggest that void area effects should be included for accurate determination of burning area at diffusion-limited conditions.
Two types of measurements were performed: single-spot measurements from both a void area and outside the void area in the SiC layers, and line-mapping measurements conducted along the voids with nanoscale depth profile of the void varied from 30 nm up to 2000 nm (at the centre of void).
A strong correlation between large voids (area > 0.03 mm2) and a detrimental effect on the mechanical properties was found.
This is because the node density near the boundary of the monitoring area is low, which leads to a void area.
Scanning electron microscopy and digital processing of images of quenched particles were used to quantify surface void area, perimeter, and reacting void wall area for voids with diameters larger than 1 μm.
In addition, we believe that the complete avascular ablative area post ablation is well depicted on the iodine-coded images as an iodine-void area.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) may also be used and in this case the RAVM appears as a flow-void area on T2-weighted (T2-w) images.
The intrinsic (single) fracture permeability Kf has the fracture void area as the flow cross section of width wf (Fig. 1b).
A large enhancement of the Raman peak intensity, by up to 40 times for some samples, for both TO and LO modes, is observed at the void area.
After careful analysis, the most accurate determination of particle burning area at diffusion-limited conditions was achieved by measuring particle surface area using the technique of discrete revolution, subtracting surface void area, and adding reacting void wall area.
