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Composites made with carbon nanostructures have demonstrated their high performance as biomaterials, basically applied in the field of tissue regeneration with excellent results. For example, P.R. Supronowicz et al. demonstrated that nanocomposites fabricated with polylactic acid and CNTs can be used to expose cells to electrical stimulation, thus promoting osteoblast functions that are responsible for the chemical composition of the organic and inorganic phases of bone [277]. MacDonald et al. prepared composites containing a collagen matrix CNTs and found that CNTs do not affect the cell viability or cell proliferation [278]. 

Ibach RE, Clemons CM. Biological resistance of polyethylene composites made with chemically modified fiber or flour. Proceedings of the 6th Pacific Rim Bio-based Composites Symposium and Workshop on the Chemical Modification of Cellulosics 2002 Nov 10-13 Portland, OR. Portland (OR) Oregon State University 2002. p 574. 

Once an appropriate frame of reference is chosen, a two-component system (A, B) may be described in terms of the mutual diffusion coefficient (diffusivity of A in 5 and vice versa). Unfortunately, however, unless A and B molecules are identical in mass and size, mobility of A molecules is different with respect to that of B molecules. Accordingly, the hydrostatic pressure generated by this fact will be compensated by a bulk flow (convective contribution to species transport) of A and B together, that is, of the whole solution. Consequently, the mutual diffusion coefficient is the combined result of the bulk flow and the molecules random motion. For this reason, an intrinsic diffusion coefficient (D and D ), accounting only for molecules random motion, has been defined. Finally, by using a radioactively labeled molecules, it is possible to observe the rate of diffusion of one component (let s say A) in a two-component system, of uniform chemical composition, made up by labeled and not labeled A molecules. In this manner, the self-diffusion coefficient (D ) can be defined [54]. Interestingly, it can be demonstrated that both and D are concentration dependent. Indeed, the force/acting on an A molecule at point X is [1]... 

PEBA industrial synthesis allows the design of various chemical compositions associated with a broad spectrum of properties. New research efforts are made in order to put on the market new resins with improved performance and additional favorable properties. 

There are several possible reasons why a scientific study of an art work may be desirable. An obvious one is in cases where the authenticity of an object is doubted on styHstic grounds, but no unanimous opinion exists. The scientist can identify the materials, analy2e the chemical composition, and then investigate whether these correspond to what has been found in comparable objects of unquestioned provenance. If the sources for the materials can be characterized, eg, through trace element composition or stmcture, it may be possible to determine whether the sources involved in the procurement of the materials for comparable objects with known provenance are the same. Comparative examination of the technological processes involved in the manufacture allows for conclusions as to whether the object was made using techniques actually available to the people who supposedly created it. Additionally, dating techniques may lead to the estabUshment of the date of manufacture. 

Chemical Composition. Wool wax is a complex mixture of esters of water-soluble alcohols (168) and higher fatty acids (169) with a small proportion (ca 0.5%) of hydrocarbons (170). A substantial effort has been made to identify the various components, but results are compHcated by the fact that different workers use wool waxes from different sources and employ different analytical techniques. Nevertheless, significant progress has been made, and it is possible to give approximate percentages of the various components. The wool-wax acids (Table 9) are predominantiy alkanoic, a-hydroxy, and CO-hydroxy acids. Each group contains normal, iso, and anteiso series of various chain length, and nearly all the acids are saturated. 

To introduce some interfacial physico-chemical linkage between EVA and PRP, blends were made by adding different quantities of M AH-PP. Some results are demonstrated in Table 12, The physico-mechanical properties of the PRP-EVA compositions modified with MAH-PP showed that properties are influenced by MAH-PP concentration. Compositions with better impact strength and improved brittleness can be prepared by varying the modifier concentration. Tensile strength and elongation are not significantly influenced by the addition of a modifier. An increase in the modifier con-... 

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