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These findings are consistent with those of Rashad et al, 2012 [56].
Al-Gazally, U.S.
Al-Lohedan, and S.
Al-Hussain, “Synthesis of stabilized myrrh-capped hydrocolloidal magnetite nanoparticles,” Molecules, 2014, vol. 19, no. 8, pp. 11263–11278. https://doi.org/10.3390/molecules190811263 [52] J.
El-Sayed, M.

Pioneering works by Yasuda et al. [21, 22, 23, 24] revealed the existence of enhanced atomic mo­ bility at the nanoscale, revealing a much faster intermixing in nanosystems compared to what would be expected on the basis of bulk diffusivity.
Yasuda et al. initially prepared metastable Au@M core­shell configurations1, with M=Zn, Cu, Sb.
Yin et al. [32] considered ageing of AuCu nanoalloys both in air and under UHV conditions, showing that Au@Cu arrangements were quite unstable while Cu@Au nanoalloys were keeping their chemical ordering even when exposed to air.
Ferrando, Structure and Properties of Nanoalloys, Frontiers of Nanoscience, Volume 10, El­ sevier, 2016
Yang, A dynamical atomic simulation for the ni/al wulff nanoparticle, Thin Solid Films 536 (2013) 318-322

Meng et al. [20] proposed an effective S-O model of FEFLOW and GA to optimize inrush water from a confined aquifer in Fars province, Iran.
Al-Maktoumi, M.
Lin et al., “FEMWATER : A three-dimensional finite element computer model for simulating density-dependent flow and transport in variably saturated media,” Tech.
El-Alfy, and M.
Wu et al., “Optimizing water resources management in large river basins with integrated surface water-groundwater modeling: A surrogate-based approach,” Water Resour.

El-Shall, S.I.
Al-Resayes, A.A.
El-Azhary, Microwave synthesis of graphene sheets supporting metal nanocrystals in aqueous and organic media J.
Macías, A.L.
Hultman, A.L.

The dopants Ni, Li, Pt, Al and Cr alone had a detrimental effect on the PEC response.
Walter, E.L.
Shahnazaryan, et. al., Photoelectrochemistry of tin doped iron oxide electrodes.
Solarska, et al., Photoelectrochemical oxidation of water at transparent ferric oxide film electrodes.
Satsangi, et al.

Medraj et al. [16] measured the pressure drop through metallic foams.
The study of Baril et al. [17] was further complemented by the work of Innocentini et al. [18].
Two of the four samples used in the study of Baril et al. [17] were used by Innocentini et al. [18].
The reason for using dc as the particle diameter is explained in Malico et al. [23].
El-Sayed, K.

The tensile stress seen in α-Al2O3 at the early stage of oxidation is of the same level as that reported by Tortorelli et al [9], and the low level of steady state stress also agrees well with prior reports on the development of growth stresses in α-Al2O3 scales [8,9].
El Kadiri, R.

Kamtchueng et al. [4] reported a range of 14.6 – 47.8 % clay fraction in lateritic soil.
The findings of Ikeagwuani et al. [36] and al-Swaidani et al. [37] favoured the fact that 8% lime addition lowers the plasticity of blended soil.
Abd El-Aziz, M.A.
[37] A. al-Swaidani, I.

Wattanasakulpong et al. [3] discussed the porosities that occur in lateral FGM samples made with a multistage sequential filtration technique.
Recently, a two variable refined plate theory was developed by Kim et al. [61] for laminated composite plates, the most interesting feature of which is that it does not require shear correction factor, and has strong similarities to the CPT in such respects as governing equation, boundary conditions and moment expressions.
The FG plate is taken to be made of aluminum and alumina with the following material properties: • Metal (Aluminum, Al): Em = 70 GPa; ν = 0.3; ρm = 2702 kg/m3
[18] Al Rjoub YS, Hamad AG.
Zenkour., Kafr El-Sheikh, Thermal effects on the bending response of fiber-reinforced viscoelastic composite plates using a sinusoidal shear deformation theory, Acta Mechanica; 171 (3-4):171–187 (2004)

Maldovan, E.L.
Holgado, et al., “Electrophoretic deposition to control artificial opal growth”, Langmuir 15, 4701-4704 (1999)
[9] A.L.