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Online since: November 2022
Authors: S.P. Jani, Sujin Jose, Ashwini Yesham
It takes the shape of a Woven (mat-like structure).
H., Salmah and Iqmal Tahir, ‘‘The Effect of Acetic Acid on Properties of Coconut Shell Filled Low Density Polypropylene Composites’’ International journal of Chemistry. (2010)10 (3), 334 -340
H., Salmah and Iqmal Tahir, ‘‘The Effect of Acetic Acid on Properties of Coconut Shell Filled Low Density Polypropylene Composites’’ International journal of Chemistry. (2010)10 (3), 334 -340
Online since: September 2008
Authors: Andreas Erdmann, David Reibold, Tim Fühner, Peter Evanschitzky
The basic structure of the letters, especially of lines or "I"s, is clearly transferred by the projection system.
A realistic description of the photoresist processing requires the modeling of the photoresist chemistry.
A realistic description of the photoresist processing requires the modeling of the photoresist chemistry.
Online since: September 2008
Authors: Sridhar Kompella, Kai Zhang, Rajeev Pakalapati
The vitrified bond wheel manufacturer can impart a suitable porosity and structure to the wheel to
meet the productivity requirements of the given application.
Another attribute of CBN crystals pertains to its color - an indication of the chemistry and the crystal growth process - and its likely compatibility with a vitrified bond.
Another attribute of CBN crystals pertains to its color - an indication of the chemistry and the crystal growth process - and its likely compatibility with a vitrified bond.
Online since: May 2004
Authors: S. Değer, B. Şermet, Z. Cömert, Ö. Bultan
Bultan
3
1
Istanbul University, Faculty of Dentistry, Department of Fixed Prosthodontics, Istanbul,
Turkey
2
Yıldız Technical University, Chemistry-Metallurgical Faculty, Metallurgical and Material
Engineering Department
3
Istanbul University, Faculty of Dentistry, Department of Fixed Prosthodontics, Istanbul, Turkey
Keywords: dental porcelain, roughness, hardness, surface treatments, polishing
Abstract.Traditionally, glazing has always been advocated as the last surface treatment before
final cementation.
Roughness created by adjusting the porcelain must be smoothed to render the surface acceptable to the patient, make it less likely to abrade opposing tooth structure or restorative materials [4,12-14] and to accelerate plaque accumulation [2,15].
Roughness created by adjusting the porcelain must be smoothed to render the surface acceptable to the patient, make it less likely to abrade opposing tooth structure or restorative materials [4,12-14] and to accelerate plaque accumulation [2,15].
Online since: January 2003
Authors: György Kaptay, Mária Z. Benkő
A VIRTUAL LD-STEEL-CONVERTER
1Mária Z.Benk�, 2George Kaptay
University of Miskolc, LIMOS R&D Group
Hungary 3515, Miskolc, Egyetemvaros
1 Department of Quality Assurance,
2Department of Physical Chemistry
Keywords: steel metallurgy, oxygen steel making, static model, material balance, heat balance
Abstract.
The following two stages of model-building can be distinguished: i. development of the general model structure of the given process (oxygen steelmaking, in general), ii. model-adaptation, i.e. determination of the values of those semi-empirical parameters, what make the general model applicable to the given device and industrial practice (for the particular oxygen steelmaking process).
The following two stages of model-building can be distinguished: i. development of the general model structure of the given process (oxygen steelmaking, in general), ii. model-adaptation, i.e. determination of the values of those semi-empirical parameters, what make the general model applicable to the given device and industrial practice (for the particular oxygen steelmaking process).
Online since: May 2013
Authors: Ai Kah Soh, Min Min Tang, Shuang Yi Liu, Liang Hong
In situ Characterization of the Mechanical Behavior of Gecko’s Spatulae by Atomic Force Microscopy
Shuangyi Liu1, 2, Minmin Tang1, Ai-Kah Soh1, 3, a, and Liang Hong1
1Department of Mechanical Engineering, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China
2Department of Chemistry, The City college of New York, New York, NY 10031, USA
3School of Engineering, Monash University Sunway Campus, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
aaksoh@hku.hk
[Submitted: November 4, 2012; revised: February 4, 2013; accepted: April 8, 2013]
Keywords: Mechanical properties, Gecko's spatulae, Atomic force microscopy
Abstract.
Fig. 1 Hierarchical structures of gecko’s seta, (a) A single seta, (b) Tens of spatula, (c) Various parts of a spatula.
Fig. 1 Hierarchical structures of gecko’s seta, (a) A single seta, (b) Tens of spatula, (c) Various parts of a spatula.
Online since: December 2013
Authors: Pu Yue, Fan Zhang, Hui Li Fan
As an amphoteric surfactant, the special molecular structure of betaine determines its unique properties [13-16], for example, achieving ultra-low interfacial tension (IFT) without alkaline, very low using concentration, a good resistance to hard water, temperature resistance and salt resistance.
Zhao: Oilfield Chemistry (Petroleum University Publishing House, China 2000)
Zhao: Oilfield Chemistry (Petroleum University Publishing House, China 2000)