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While the PEM disk is in a beaker, there may be a tendency for the film to curl and lift on the steam bubbles, rising to the surface. It should be kept submerged so the top side doesn t get exposed to air. Use a clean inert polyethylene plastic or glass probe to keep it down in the dipping solution. [Pg.2]

Rgure 2.28. Log force vs. arbitrary separation curves for the approach of a glass probe and a droplet from emulsion. The symbols correspond to different levels of cross-linking of PDMS droplets ( ) 50% 45% ( ) 40% (A) 35% (Q) 30%. The background... [Pg.89]

Fig. 3.20. Common conductivity probe for vacuum work. A couplings to shielded cables from conductivity meter 5 a B. 19 or B.24 socket fitting onto cone on observation/reaction vessel C graded-seal soda glass to borosilicate glass D shielded leads spot-welded to thick Pt wires E sealed through the soda glass probe and held together by the lead glass bead F. Fig. 3.20. Common conductivity probe for vacuum work. A couplings to shielded cables from conductivity meter 5 a B. 19 or B.24 socket fitting onto cone on observation/reaction vessel C graded-seal soda glass to borosilicate glass D shielded leads spot-welded to thick Pt wires E sealed through the soda glass probe and held together by the lead glass bead F.
Figure 3. Neurophysiological preparation of Trichoplusia ni. Head, thorax and gut are removed. Tungsten electrodes were placed into the hemocoel along side abdominal ganglion VIII (at Rl), the ventral nerve cord (at R2) and the abdominal wall (ground, Rj). Injections of alkaline-dissolved BTI -endotoxin, methamidophos and phospholipase-A2 were into the second pair of abdominal prolegs (Ch). Mechanical sensory stimulation with a glass probe was at the anal proleg (S). Activity in the ventral nerve cord was monitored through 24 h post-treatment (38-40) (see Figure 4). Figure 3. Neurophysiological preparation of Trichoplusia ni. Head, thorax and gut are removed. Tungsten electrodes were placed into the hemocoel along side abdominal ganglion VIII (at Rl), the ventral nerve cord (at R2) and the abdominal wall (ground, Rj). Injections of alkaline-dissolved BTI -endotoxin, methamidophos and phospholipase-A2 were into the second pair of abdominal prolegs (Ch). Mechanical sensory stimulation with a glass probe was at the anal proleg (S). Activity in the ventral nerve cord was monitored through 24 h post-treatment (38-40) (see Figure 4).
If uncertainties of 0.01°C or less, and/or if very small, fast-response thermometers are required, then thermistors must be used. Of course, they may be used also for less accurate work. Some bead-in-glass probe-type thermistors are stable and reproducible (Sappof, 1980), over a 1-year period, to the equivalent of 0.001°C, when used at temperatures below 100°C. Their response time can be as short as a few milliseconds. [Pg.287]

Matsni K., Nakazawa T., Morisaki H. Micellar formation of sodium dodecyl sulfate in sol-gel glasses probed by pyrene fluorescence. J. Phys. Chem. 1991 95 976-979 Matsni K., Sasaki K., Takahashi N. Luminescence oftris(2,2 -bipyridine)ruthenium(n) in sol-gel... [Pg.482]

A.N. Cormack, J. Du, T.R. Zeitler, Alkali ion migration mechanisms in silicate glasses probed by molecular dynamics simulations, in 79th International Bunsen Discussion Meeting, The Royal Society of Chemistry, UK, vol. 4, pp. 3193-3197 (2002)... [Pg.177]

U. Hoppe, G. Walter, R. Kranold, D. Stachel, Structural spedflcs of phosphate glasses probed by diffraction methods a review. J. Non-Cryst. Solids 263-264, 29-47 (2000)... [Pg.207]

Rudewicz and Manson have reported a method for the determination of additives in polypropylene without prior separation by solvent extraction or precipitation techniques, (Method 100) ". The additives are vaporized from polypropylene samples in a heatable glass probe under chemical ionization conditions using a 1.1% ammonia in methane reagent gas mixture. The dominant ion in this mixture, NH4 + is a low energy reagent ion that reacts with the additives to give very simple spectra of (M + H) or (M +... [Pg.122]

A small pellet of the sample is placed in the heatable glass probe and spectra produced evenly using the computer and data system. The identity and concentration of antioxidants present in the polymer is obtained from the profiles for the additives being determined. [Pg.440]

Tunneling Systems of Polymers and Glasses Probed by Selective... [Pg.124]

Ruta B, Chushkin Y, Monaco G, CipeUetti L, Pineda E, Bruna P, Giordano VM, Gonzalez-SUveira M (2012) Atomic-scale relaxation dynamics and aging in a metallic glass probed by X-ray photon correlation spectroscopy. Phys Rev Lett 109(16). doi 10.1103/PhysRevLett. 109.165701... [Pg.211]

Indentation 10 °- to 10 Cylindrical 7 mm diameter, 3 mm deep Typically, Nimonic 105 alloy cylindrical indenter of 1 mm diameter placed between silica glass probe and sample [32]... [Pg.438]

Parallel- plate 10 to lO Cylindrical 4-6 mm diameter, 2 mm deep Specimen sandwiched between flat polished discs and placed under silica glass probe [39]... [Pg.438]

Fig. 1.34. Stress concentrations arising at the ends of flaws. (Left) the unstressed flaw in a glass probe and (right) a flaw stressed in tension and the resulting stress concentration profile... Fig. 1.34. Stress concentrations arising at the ends of flaws. (Left) the unstressed flaw in a glass probe and (right) a flaw stressed in tension and the resulting stress concentration profile...
P. M. Aguiar and S. Kroeker. Medium-range order in cesium borate glasses probed by double-resonance NMR. Solid-State NMR Spectr. 27, 2005,10. [Pg.301]


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