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Soliman, M.K.El-Mansy, Electrical conduction and dielectric relaxation in p-type PVA/CuI polymer composite.
Al-Attiyah, A.
Al-Attiyah, S.F.
Al-Khafaji, A.
Al-Khafaji, Structural, optical and electrical properties of PVA/PEO/SnO2 new nanocomposites for flexible devices.

Normalized release at 23 and 90 C for SOD.GF (top) and SOD.BG (bottom) samples The measured concentrations of Li, Na, Al, Si, K, Rb, Sr, Cs, Ba, La, Nd present in the leachate were corrected by subtracting the measured background concentration of the blank samples and considering the loss in terms of final volumes as per ASTM calculation procedure.
No sorption or release was observed for Li, Na, Al, Si, K, Rb, Sr, Cs, Ba, La, Nd.
Normalized release (g×m-2) after 7 days leaching at 90 C Element Normalized Release [g × m-2] INL This study, SOD.GF This study, SOD.BG Li 0.66 0.614 2.230 Al 0.06 0.087 0.056 Si 0.05 0.157 0.168 Na 0.752 1.940 K 0.889 0.398 The analysis by scanning electron microscopy supports the results of the test (Fig. 6).
A comparison of the results obtained with those from a similar test by Idaho National Laboratory concerning a ceramic waste form prepared with the addition of a glass frit shows a comparable release of the matrix elements Al and Si.
Chow, E.L.

Chen et al, Gold nanocages covered by smart polymers for controlled release with near-infrared light, Nature Materials, 8 (2009)935-939
Al-Tahami, J.
Lu et al, Rheological properties of zwitterionic wormlike micelle in presence of solvents and cosurfactant at high temperature， J.
Li, H.A.Nasr-El-Din, K.E.
Fang et al, Viscoelastic surfactant micelle systems and their rheological properties, Oilfield Chemistry, 20(2003)291-294

Pak et al proposed a 3D via equivalent model and investigated via effect on ground bounce [2].
Qiu et al compared S parameters of a transmission line between with via and without via in theory [3].
Liu et al analyzed effect of stub and back-drilling on via transmission characteristics [4].
Zhao et al studied influence of length and diameter of via on its transmission characteristics [5].
Zhao, and E.L.

Obasi et al. [5] investigated the effects of blend ratio of natural rubber and linear low density polyethylene on the diffusion characteristics while Dahlan et al. [6] studied on the liquid natural rubber (LNR) as compatibilizer in 60/40 NR / LLDPE blends.
Ahmad et al. [10] reported the PE-g-MA improves the aramid fiber and the thermoplastic natural rubber matrix thus increased the mechanical properties significantly.
At similar reported that by Supri et al. [10] the tensile strength of LDPE/tyre dust composites decreased as the loading of the tyre dust increased.
El-Zawawy, M.

Findikakis et.al have established one-dimensional convection-diffusion gas migration model in a sanitary landfill, and studied the time-spacing distribution of LFG pressure and gas components [1] .
Chen et. al have built up two-dimensional gas flow around a passive vent in a sanitary landfill, and studied the influence radius of the well and the effects of the final soil thickness, the final soil thickness permeability and well depth on gas flow rate[2].
Townsend at.el have established one-dimensional gas migration model for horizontal collection system in MSW landfills, and studied the effects of thickness of the landfill waste, gas generation rate and gas permeability on pumping pressure [3].
Liu et.al have set up gas-water coupling migration model, and obtained the dynamic law of the gas pressure and gas generation rate [4,5].
Wei et.al have established one-dimensional gas migration model in a multi-layered landfills of MSW, and analyzed the impacts of gas generation rate, gas permeability of MSW and final/internal soil on gas pressure distribution [6].

Recently, Rich et al. [2] reported that functionalised porous carbonaceous materials prepared from the controlled pyrolysis of corncobs were found to provide excellent activities in the simultaneous esterification/transesterification of highly acidic waste oils to biodiesel-like mixtures.
Elemental analysis (EA) was performed using an Elementar vario EL apparatus.
Alina, et al.: Green Chem.
Antonietti, et al.: Catal.
Antonietti, et al.: Chem Commun.

Yang, et. al, Journal of the Taiwan Institute of Chemical Engineers 43 (2012) p. 95 [3] A.
El-Desoky, Thin Solid Films 489 (2005) p. 68
Maroshima, et. al, Thin Solid Films 510 (2006) p. 255
Kenanakis, et.al, Materials Chemistry and Physics 124 (2010) p. 319 [7] P.
Son, et. al, Sensor Letters 7 (2009) p. 1130

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Roy et al. [12] reported that particulate metals can be heated rapidly in microwaves.
Roy,et[11] al also attributed the heating of metals to eddy-current losses from the electric field.
A similar phenomenon was also found by Booske, el al[16].
A Freeman, et al..Phys Plasmas, 5(1998), p1664.