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All the target compounds were isolated as free bases which were precipitated out during the synthesis.

Single nanoparticles, which were precipitated in aqueous media, form aggregates, when the composites are in a contact with polar organic solvent.

Non-aggregated ZHP nanoparticles (2 10 nm), which were precipitated from glycerol solution, are seen in the sample of the second series (Fig. 3).

In Fig. 5, the deposits which were precipitated in the reactant aqueous solution and were observed through HR-FETEM are represented.

Nanosized TiO2 particles were prepared by hydrothermal method of the amorphous powders which were precipitated in an aqueous peroxotitanate solution using different amine group-containing organics.

The low-volatile aromatic compounds, which were precipitated with the particulate matter in the filtering unit of the sampling train, were characterised by direct LD REMPI TOFMS of the glass fibre filter material.

They also worry about bone loss, which is precipitated by ovary surgery and can be forestalled with estrogen.

During the War of 1812, which was precipitated in part by trade disputes, it doubled import duties on manufactured goods, to twenty-five per cent.

Euromonitor's apparel and footwear analyst, Bernadette Kissane, says the boom is tied to "changing consumer attitudes towards health and wellness and an upsurge in sports participation", much of which was precipitated by the 2012 Olympics.

The rebound from the recession of 2001, which was precipitated by the bursting of the tech-stock bubble, was much slower, and it was widely characterized as a "jobless recovery".

The marriage, which was precipitated by Ford's pregnancy, lasted little more than a year, before Niarchos returned to Eugenie - the Greek Orthodox Church had not recognised their Mexican divorce.