Dark phase, size distribution

Figure 2. Size distribution of control Chlamydomonas cell cultures during the dark phase. Numbers 0, 5, 8, and 12 mean after 0, 5, 8, or 12 hours in the dark.

Figure 4.7 Transmission eiectron micrographs of ABS, with different particle size distributions, with the rubber phase stained dark, and the corresponding variation of impact strength with temperature (Heckmann et of, Macromol. Symp., 214, 85, 2004) Wiley-VCH.

The first indication of the nucleation of a new phase occurred immediately beyond itcAc)r indicated in Fig.4,and shown in Fig.5a. The domains observed were compact and had a monodisperse size distribution. Obviously, there is a minimum distance between then as no closely neighbouring dark spots (compared to their diameter) are observed. However, distances between nearest neighbours differ largely. 

IV (0.25 <7 < 10Os ), and V (y >1 OOs" ). (d) and (e) also indicate the decreasing contrast of the two phases from black white (d) to dark gray to light gray (e). C-P trans. cluster-to-percolation transition /VAn, the heterogeneity index ofthe droplet size distribution. From Hashimoto, T. Bull. Chem. Soc. Jpn. 2005, 75,1. ... 

Fig. 12 Two-dimensional density plots for the diblock/particle systems obtained from the SCFT/DFT theory. Plots are for abN = 20, Xlss = Xbp = 0.02, N = 1000, / = 0.35, and 0p = 0.15. Plots on the left represent the distribution of the A blocks and plots on the right represent the distribution of the centers of mass of the particles. Light regions indicate a high density, while dark regions indicate low densities. The image in part (a) shows that the system displays a cylindrical phase when Rp = OARq and the image in part (b) shows that the mixture forms a lamellar phase when the particle size is increased to Rp = 03Rq. Reprinted with permission from Macromolecules [77]. Copyright (2002) American Chemical Society...

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