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Functional components technology application

A second class of monolayers based on van der Waal s interactions within the monolayer and chemisorption (in contrast with physisorption in the case of LB films) on a solid substrate are self-assembled monolayers (SAMs). SAMs are well-ordered layers, one molecule thick, that form spontaneously by the reaction of molecules, typically substituted-alkyl chains, with the surface of solid materials (193—195). A wide variety of SAM-based supramolecular structures have been generated and used as functional components of materials systems in a wide range of technological applications ranging from nanolithography (196,197) to chemical sensing (198—201). [Pg.208]

In analysis of cognitive task components, holistic perspectives have moved beyond using CTA alone to more general analyses of cognitive work. Cognitive work analysis (CWA) includes methods to describe and represent the functional work domain applicable to human-machine systems without specifying particular technologies to accomplish the work (Miller 2004, Lintern 2009, Vicente 1999). [Pg.534]

As well as their many important technological applications, conjugated polymers are also active components in many biological optophysical processes, for example, as light collectors in photosynthesis, and in the vision mechanism via photoisomerization. Charge transport in organic molecules is also an important component of cellular function. Thus, many of the concepts developed in this book are applicable to these biological systems. [Pg.1]

Yu, J. Ahmedna, M. (2013). Functional components of grape pomace Their composition, biological properties and potential applications. International Journal of Food Science and Technology, 48, 221-237. [Pg.67]

For the tertiary droplets and related prill powder particle size of SE and DE small size and a narrow size distribution are desirable for most of the industrial apphca-tions. As discussed in the previous sections, the criteria for keeping the microstructure of an emulsion unchanged, is equally important for applications where functional components shall be preserved within such microstructure. To obtain the small spray droplet and still keeping the emulsion microstmcture unchanged is technologically enormously challenging. [Pg.975]


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