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Deposition patterns

Step 11. If no additional metallisa tion layers are required, the substrate is covered with a passivation layer. If additional levels of metallisa tion are to be added to the stmcture, a blanket layer of a intermetal dielectric (IMD) is deposited. The resist is deposited, patterned (mask 5), and vias down to the Al in the first metal layer are etched. Steps 10 and 11 are repeated to form the second metal layer. [Pg.354]

Carbon steel contacting mill coolant had suffered general corrosion. Stainless steel components were unaffected. Although many factors contributed to wastage in these systems, deposits played an important role (Fig. 4.27A and B). Corrosion exactly mirrored deposition patterns. [Pg.91]

Rolling oil tanks were corroded on surfaces contacting the emulsion. Small pitlike depressions were present beneath aluminum soap deposits. Each pit was surrounded by a lightly etched region exactly mirroring deposit patterns (Fig. 6.26). [Pg.156]

Atmospheric emissions of sulphur dioxide are either measured or estimated at their source and are thus calculated on a provincial or state basis for both Canada and the United States (Figure 2). While much research and debate continues, computer-based simulation models can use this emission information to provide reasonable estimates of how sulphur dioxide and sulphate (the final oxidized form of sulphur dioxide) are transported, transformed, and deposited via atmospheric air masses to selected regions. Such "source-receptor" models are of varying complexity but all are evaluated on their ability to reproduce the measured pattern of sulphate deposition over a network of acid rain monitoring stations across United States and Canada. In a joint effort of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Canadian Atmospheric Environment Service, eleven linear-chemistry atmospheric models of sulphur deposition were evaluated using data from 1980. It was found that on an annual basis, all but three models were able to simulate the observed deposition patterns within the uncertainty limits of the observations (22). [Pg.45]

Lung deposition patterns and the relative contributions of the fecal and urinary pathways vary with the aerosol particle size. Evidence for this is provided by a study in which dogs inhaled Am02 aerosols having... [Pg.69]

Lindenbaum A, Rosenthal MW. 1972. Deposition patterns and toxicity of plutonium and americium in liver. Health Phys 22 597-605. [Pg.246]

Fenske, R.A. (1990) Nonuniform dermal deposition patterns during occupational exposure to pesticides, Arch. Environ. Contam. Toxicol., 19 332-337. [Pg.106]

For Gr, < 920, mass transfer could be represented by the forced-convection correlation and for Gr, > 920, by the free-convection correlation ofFenech and Tobias (F3). Tobias and Hickman (T2) also inferred the existence of cellular vortex flow near the electrode from deposition patterns, the induction length for this behavior agreeing with Eq. (44). [Pg.268]

Zakshek EM, Puckett KJ, Percy KE. 1986. Lichen sulfur and lead levels in relation to deposition patterns in Eastern Canada. International Symposium on Acidic Precipitation, Muskoka. Ontario, Canada, Sept. 15-20,1985. Water Air Soil Pollut 30 161-169. [Pg.588]

The brain uptake properties of 99m Tc-complexes with the MRP-20 ligand make it and its derivatives potential candidates for rCBF imaging applications. MRP-20 forms a neutral-lipophilic complex with the 99mTcO+3 core by loss of three ionizable protons from the ligand backbone (Fig. 3) [16]. "mTc-MRP-20 and several of its analogues show high brain uptake and retention and exhibit regional cerebral deposition patterns that are related to rCBF [16], This complex is in clinical trials in Europe. [Pg.130]

Mercer, R.R. et al. (2008) Alteration of deposition pattern and pulmonary response as a result of improved dispersion of aspirated single-walled carbon nanotubes in a mouse model. American Journal of Physiology Lung Cellular and Molecular Physiology, 294 (1), L87-L97. [Pg.212]

The deposition of ultrafine particles has been measured in replicate hollow casts of the human tracheobronchial tree. The deposition pattern and efficiency are critical determinants of the radiation dose from the short lived decay products of Rn-222. The experimental deposition efficiency for the six airway generations just beyond the trachea was about twice the value calculated if uniform deposition from laminar flow is assumed. The measured deposition was greater at bifurcations than along the airway lengths for 0.2 and 0.15 ym diameter particles ... [Pg.476]

Cuddihy et al. (1978) reviewed a set of experimental data on lung, liver, and skeletal radioactivity after inhalation of 144CeCla by beagles (Boecker and Cuddihy, 1974) to determine the possible range of individual organ burdens in the total population. A second study on variability of aerosol deposition patterns in dogs (Cuddihy and... [Pg.53]

Figure 12.4 shows an example of experimental set up for a classical measurement of heat capacity the sample is glued onto a thin Si support slab. The thermometer is a doped silicon chip and the heater is made by a ( 60 nm thick) gold deposition pattern. Electrical wiring to the connect terminals are of superconductor (NbTi). The thermal conductance to the thermal bath (i.e. mixing chamber of a dilution refrigerator) is made with thin nylon thread. The Si slab, the thermometer and the heater represent the addendum whose heat... [Pg.286]

The regional distribution of the DNA adducts in the respiratory tract of diesel exhaust-exposed rats appears to agree with the known deposition pattern of submicron particles, with the highest concentration of adducts in the nasal and the pulmonary tissue (Figure 7) (Bond et al. In Assessment of Inhalation Hazards Integration and Extrapolation Using Diverse Data. 1989, in press). [Pg.59]

Variable geographical conditions and distribution of emission source causes highly uneven distribution of ecosystem-specific deposition patterns across Europe. From the viewpoint of the adverse effects it appears that the most interesting ecosystems are forests, arable lands, grasslands, and freshwaters. In Figure 19 depositions of cadmium to forests and to arable lands are exemplified. As seen, in areas where there are both forests and arable lands, deposition fluxes to forests are substantially higher than to arable lands. [Pg.376]

It was also found that the deposition pattern changes if the amount of G9 solution placed on the mica surface is decreased from 6 /A to 3 /A as illustrated in Figure 12.12. It can be seen that the molecules assembled to make connections with each other to form an interlinked chain texture. Some hexagonal pattern... [Pg.295]


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