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ASTM D629 describes procedures for determining cross-sectional shapes for natural fibers using microscopic analysis. Cross-sectional shape of synthetic fibers also can be verified by using microscopic analysis. 

Removal of deposits and corrosion products from internal surfaces revealed irregular metal loss. Additionally, surfaces in wasted areas showed patches of elemental copper (later confirmed by energy-dispersive spectroscopy) (Fig. 13.12). These denickelified areas were confined to regions showing metal loss. Microscopic analysis confirmed that dealloying, not just redeposition of copper onto the cupronickel from the acid bath used during deposit removal, had occurred. 

A very important analytical tool that is overlooked by many sourcetesting personnel is the microscope. Microscopic analysis of a particulate sample can tell a great deal about the type of material collected as well as its size distribution. This analysis is necessary if the sample was collected to aid in the selechon of a piece of control equipment. All of the efficiency curves for particulate control devices are based on fractional sizes. One would not try to remove a submicron-size aerosol with a cyclone collector, but unless a size analysis is made on the sampled material, one is merely guessing at the actual size range. Figure 32-8 is a photomicrograph of material collected during a source test. 

Valpuesta, J.M., Henderson, R., Frey, T.G. Electron cryo-microscopic analysis of crystalline cytochrome oxidase. /. Mol. Biol. 214 237-251, 1990. 

Introduction.—Statistical physics deals with the relation between the macroscopic laws that describe the internal state of a system and the dynamics of the interactions of its microscopic constituents. The derivation of the nonequilibrium macroscopic laws, such as those of hydrodynamics, from the microscopic laws has not been developed as generally as in the equilibrium case (the derivation of thermodynamic relations by equilibrium statistical mechanics). The microscopic analysis of nonequilibrium phenomena, however, has achieved a considerable degree of success for the particular case of dilute gases. In this case, the kinetic theory, or transport theory, allows one to relate the transport of matter or of energy, for example (as in diffusion, or heat flow, respectively), to the mechanics of the molecules that make up the system. 

The biflagellate unicellular green alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii is prone to spontaneous mutations that produce deficiencies in flagellar proteins and MT assembly, substructure, and function. Viable mutants that are either nonmotile or slow moving can be isolated and analyzed biochemically and morphologically, thereby establishing structure-function correlations. Electron microscopic analysis... 

Epoxidized oils were also used to modify PLA Ali et ah (2009) reported that its use as a plasticizer to improve flexibility. Thermal and scanning electron microscope analysis revealed that epoxidized soybean oil is partially miscible with PLA. Rheological and mechanical properties of PLA/epoxidized soybean oil blends were studied by Xu and Qu (2009) Epoxidized soybean oil exhibited a positive effect on both the elongation at break and melt rheology. Al-Mulla et al. (2010b) also reported that plasticization of PLA (epoxidized palm oil) was carried out via solution casting process using chloroform as a solvent. The results indicated that improved flexibility could be achieved by incorporation of epoxidized palm oil. 

The large size of CPOs allows their direct observation. For this purpose, scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) is the best method [32,34]. Electron microscopic analysis is used for phthalocyanine 3 and its derivatives however, most of the porphyrin derivatives are decomposed by electron beam irradiation. Presently, although only a limited number of researchers are able to perform atomic-scale resolution measurement, this powerful analytical method is expected to be used widely in the future. The author reported a summary of STM studies on porphyrins elsewhere [34]. 

Henderson, W.J. and Barr, W.T. (1988). Specific area Icxation, isolation and recovery from paraflSn sections for electron microscope analysis. J. Histotechnol. 11, 43-46. 

Kerkvliet, J. D. and Meijer, H. A. (2000). Adulteration of honey Relation between microscopic analysis and delta C-13 measurements. Apidologie 31, 717-726. 

Although it was elear that separation of an interface into surface and bulk components as in Eq, (19) is artifieial and must disappear in a consistent microscopic analysis, electronic effects were initially diseussed in terms of a compact layer and its capacitance C, It was apparent early on that the eleetrons strongly influence double layer properties [28-33],... 

C. Van den Broeck, R. Kawai, and P.Meurs, Microscopic analysis of a thermal Brownian motor, Phys. Rev. Lett. 93, 090601 (2004). 

Visual study of boiling crisis in various flow patterns Microscopic analysis of boiling crisis in each known flow pattern... 

The prototype test results are correlated by using the operating parameters directly, while the basic study test results (including photographic records and experimental measurements) are used in microscopic analysis based on the local flow characteristics and their constitutive correlations. 

In the microscopic analysis of CHF, researchers have applied classical analysis of the thermal hydraulic models to the CHF condition. These models are perceived on the basis of physical measurements and visual observations of simulated tests. The physical properties of coolant used in the analysis are also deduced from the operating parameters of the test. Thus the insight into CHF mechanisms revealed in microscopic analysis can be used later to explain the gross effects of the operating parameters on the CHF. 

Contamination can be present not only as a surface deposit or a surface feature but can also be located within the bulk of a manufactured part. The selection of an appropriate series of analytical techniques, applied to failure, defect, and contamination analysis projects, is influenced by the location of the contamination or defect and the optical properties of the manufactured component. Microscopic analysis of opaque parts is limited to surface analysis... 

Jarzynski, C., Microscopic analysis of Clausius-Duhem processes, J. Stat. Phys. 1999, 96, 415-427... 

Kaschak, D.M., Jhonson, S.A., Hooks, D.E., Kim, H.-N., Ward, M.D. and Mallouk, T.E. (1998) Chemistry on the edge A microscopic analysis of the intercalation exfoliation, edge functionalization and monolayer surface tiling reactions of alpha-zirconium phosphate. Journal of the American Chemical Society, 120, 10887-10894. 

Microscopic analysis of the photobehaviour demonstrated that phobic responses are inhibited only in those organisms which move more or less parallel to the electric field lines. In those leaving the light trap perpendicular to the field lines, the phobic responses were not impaired. But since the light trap was not completely closed, no accumulations were formed. 

For this purpose, all three catalyst supports were initially synthesized by a chemical vapor deposition (CVD) process and thereafter, using a wet impregnation method, loaded with cobalt as the active component for FTS. The as-synthesized Co/nanocatalysts were then characterized by applying electron microscopic analysis as well as temperature-programmed desorption, chemi- and physisorption measurements, thermogravimetric analysis, and inductively coupled plasma... 

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