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Films modification

Spectral Transparence Starting from 230 nm -oc 4-Isopropylphenoxy Photooxidable Groups Presence of Labile Tertiary Hydrogen Atoms Photooxydation and Photoreticulation Processes Surface Film Modification ... [Pg.223]

Shankar K, Tep KC, Mor GK, Grimes CA (2006) An electrochemical strategy to incorporate nitrogen in nanostructured Ti02 thin films Modification of bandgap and photoelectrochemical properties. J Phys D 39 2361-2366... [Pg.362]

Applications used in waterborne coatings and adhesives, film modifications, high-performance coatings, and inkjet technology... [Pg.285]

Miscellaneous membrane modification, film modification, antifouling compositions, analytical agents... [Pg.173]

In the synthesis of mesostructured thin films, modification or functionalization of the material can also be achieved by varying the template molecule. [Pg.455]

An automatic machine combining film modification by Cl with packing is shown in Fig. 2.56 [160]. [Pg.159]

Film Applications Polybutene-1 is used in compression packaging films, peel seal, and film modification, and to enhance the properties of polypropylene (PP) and polyethylene (PE) to make them process better, seal faster, peel with controlled force, be softer and more flexible, have better high temperature strength, or be more elastic. [Pg.145]

It has been established that the process of enzymatic destmction of chitosan (CHT) film specimens obtained from acetic acid solution experiences the influence of the prehistory of film formation, including the concentration of acetic acid used for films preparation and the thermal film modification. [Pg.21]

Surfactants function by altering the interfacial tension between the solid (particles) and liquid (surfactants). Their action as anticaking agents is not clearly understood, and various mechanisms have been proposed - protection from moisture, spreading of liqiid film, modification of crystal makeip/behavior, inhibition of dissolution and crystallization, and modification of bond tensile strength. [Pg.490]

Jana T, Roy BC, Maiti S (2000) Biodegradable film modification of the biodegradable film for fire rctardancy. Polym Degrad Stab 69 79-82... [Pg.255]

Fig. 18 Membrane catalytic systems (a) TEM images of pores of an alumina membrane modified with a PAA/PAH/(platinum NP) film. Modification of membrane pore surfaces using (b) the LbL deposition of PAA/PAH/(platinum NP) films, or (c) the LbL deposition of PAA/PEI-Pt films followed by a reduction. Reprinted from [125] Copyright 2009 with permission fi om Elsevier... Fig. 18 Membrane catalytic systems (a) TEM images of pores of an alumina membrane modified with a PAA/PAH/(platinum NP) film. Modification of membrane pore surfaces using (b) the LbL deposition of PAA/PAH/(platinum NP) films, or (c) the LbL deposition of PAA/PEI-Pt films followed by a reduction. Reprinted from [125] Copyright 2009 with permission fi om Elsevier...
The improvement of the pitting resistance by aging the passive surface in the corrosive medium itself but in conditions under which no pitting occurs is also a matter of practical evidence on a much larger time scale (of the order of some months). It is believed that this improvement is due to some passive film modifications. This question forms the subject of some current work [3d]. [Pg.335]

Working on some industrial steels with various Cr, Ni, and Mo contents, whose sulfur content is not specified but probably contains MnS inclusions, Schmucki and Bohni [24ab] correlated the pitting resistance and the number of prepitting transients to the electronic properties of the passive film. The number of transients was found to increase with the electrode potential, up to a critical potential then to decrease, in the same way as the photoresponse of the passive layer. The number of transients is believed to increase with the concentration in deep localized electronic traps in the film. In this work, the existence of is explained by a Cr (III)/Cr(VI) transition in the passive film [24c], but it is likely that several other film modifications could be responsible for such behavior. Last, microscopic investigations revealed that sites which exhibit an enlaiged photocurrent coincide with inclusions present in the bulk material. [Pg.338]

A correlation between the coefficient of friction and the C ) lubricant film tri-bochemistry can be deduced frx>m these experimental results rolling pin formation produces a progressive decrease in the coefficient of friction, and the lubricant film modification corresponds to the amorphization of the C ) molecules. [Pg.741]

New experiment relating to the effect of heat on the tension of the films. Modifications produced thus in a flhn system. Another means, independent of heat, to produce similar modifications. 208... [Pg.202]


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Electrode surfaces, advantages modification with polymer films

Fast particle modification of films

Fibre surface modification by sol-gel finishes with inorganic oxide films

Film Drainage Rate Reynolds Model and Further Modifications

Film/coating formation modification

Films, thermal modification

Modification of the interfacial film

Polymer films modification

Processes for Thin-Film Deposition and Surface Modification

Surface Modification and Film Preparation

Thin film modification

Ultrathin film modification

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