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Energy Conversion, Fnvirnnmftntal. Sftnsnr Environmental Cleaning by Micro- bubble and Nano- bubble Removal of Nano- particle from Wall Surface bv Ultrasound... [Pg.153]

In the actual case of PSA debonding, the physical origin of the scattering signal might again be nano-bubbles embedded in the polymer material. Princi-... [Pg.430]

H. Aida, S.-W. Kim, K. Ikejiti, T. Doi, T. Yamazaki, K. Seshimo, K. Koyama, H. Takeda, N. Aota, Precise mechanical polishing of brittle materials with free diamond abrasives dispersed in micro-nano-bubble water. Precis. Eng. 40 (2015) 81—86. [Pg.209]

T. Manii, An introduction to micro/nano-bubbles and their applications, Syst. Cybem. Inform. 11 (4) (2013) 68—73. [Pg.212]

Tsai, J.-C., Kumar, M., Chen, S.-Y., Lin, J.-G., 2007. Nano-bubble flotation technology with coagulation process for the cost effective treatment of chemical mechanical polishing wastewater. Sep. Purif Technol. 58, 61—67. [Pg.268]

N. Ishida, T. Inoue, M. Miyahara, and K. Higashitani, Nano bubbles on a hydrophobic surface in water observed by tapping-mode atomic force microscopy, Langmuir, 16,6377-6380 (2000). [Pg.75]

This chapter is, to a large part, concerned with the extension of this formalism to (nano-)bubbles. Simple-minded planar models of interfacial slippage predict that nanobubbles should look like a film with an apparent negative thickness where the negative thickness is identified with the "slip length". A frequency increase upon bubble formation (corresponding to a negative apparent film thickness) has... [Pg.281]

V. Tsionslqf, A. Kaverin, L. Daikhin, G. Katz, and E. Gileadi, Physical chemistiy an experimental verification of the possible influence of gas nano-bubbles on the response of an electrochemical quartz crystal microbalance, Chem. Phys., 7,1830-1835 (2005). [Pg.306]

Kukizaki M, Nakashima T, Song J, Kohama Y (2004) Monodispersed nano-bubbles generated from porous glass membrane and bubble size control, Kagaku Kogaku Ronbunshu 30-5 654-660... [Pg.384]

An important point to make here is that these true , short-range hydrophobic interactions are not to be confused with the so-called long-range hydrophobic interactions that have been observed between hydrophobic surfaces in water, and are nowadays ascribed to the spontaneous formation of nano-bubbles between the two surfaces, particularly if the aqueous phase has not been de-gassed. [Pg.144]

Thin film, glass transition, compliance, nano bubble inflation. [Pg.648]

Figure 1. Three-dimensional AFM height sean image of PVAe ultrathin film nano-bubbles . The PVAe sample has a film thiekness of 150nm and the test is run at 40°C and 7 psi. [Pg.649]


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