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Robustness thin films

Biotemplates have been fabricated from two-dimensional crystalline surface proteins for the subsequent electrochemical deposition of nanowire structures [82]. These surface layer proteins encapsulate certain bacterial cells, controlling extracellular transport. They form especially robust thin films over cells, and are resistant to conditions that normally denature proteins, such as low pH and heat, thus making them ideal as template materials for electrodeposition. Schwartz and coworkers investigated a hexagonally packed intermediate surface layer protein from... [Pg.203]

This chapter describes a DML model proposed by the authors, based on the expectation that the Reynolds equation at the ultra-thin film limit would yield the same solutions as those from the elastic contact analysis. A unified equation system is therefore applied to the entire domain, which gives rise to a stable and robust numerical procedure, capable of predicting the tribological performance of the system through the entire process of transition from full-film to boundary lubrication. [Pg.144]

The rest of the comparisons were done for the cathode. The results all showed that the agglomerate model fits the data better than the porous-electrode model. However, it should be noted that the porous-electrode model used was usually a thin-film model and so was not very robust. Furthermore, the agglomerate model has more parameters that can be used to fit experimental data. Finally, some of the agglomerate models compared were actually embedded models that account for both length scales, and therefore, they normally agree better with the experimental data. [Pg.468]

The various morphological variants available in bead form can be repHcated in thin films ( 2 cmx8cmx50-100 pm) produced simply by photo-initiated free radical polymerization of comonomer mixtures introduced by capillary action into an appropriate mold formed with microscope sHdes [48]. With appropriate choice of comonomers, and porogen in the case of macroporous films, reasonably mechanically robust self-supporting films can be removed from the mold for further exploitation (Fig. 1.9). [Pg.11]

Spray pyrolysis of ethanolic solutions of Fe(acetylacetone)3 or FeCls between 370°C and 450°C onto a glass substrate are reported for the fabrication of a-Fe20s thin-film photoanodes [75]. Upon illumination by a 150 W Xe lamp samples consistently demonstrate photocurrents of 0.9 mAcm , IPCE values up to 15%, and robust mechanical stability with no signs of photocorrosion for the undoped samples. With simultaneous multiple doping of 1% A1 and 5% Ti, an IPCE of 25% can be reached at 400 nm. Zn doping is known to induce p-type character in Ee20s thin film electrodes [76]. [Pg.219]

Various studies and some patents have been published on the use of membrane catalysts for the direct synthesis of H202 [73-81]. The redox treatment of the membrane influences the properties both in the synthesis and decomposition of H202. Formation of a hydrophobic layer improves the selectivity, because it limits the consecutive decomposition of hydrogen peroxide, limiting the chemisorption of H2 and re-adsorption of H202 [73]. Either polymeric or ceramic-type membranes could be used, but the latter are preferable to allow more robust operations. The mono- or bi-metallic Pd-based active component could be deposited either in the form of dispersed particles (e.g., by precipitation-deposition) or of a thin film (e.g., by... [Pg.273]

As it has been shown in previous sections, the use of thick- and thin-film electrodes as supports for genosensor devices offers enormous opportunities for their application in molecular diagnosis. The technologies used in the fabrication of both thick- and thin-film electrodes allow the mass production of reproducible, inexpensive and mechanically robust strip solid electrodes. Other important advantages of these electrodes are the possibility of miniaturisation as well as their ease of manipulation in a disposable manner and therefore the use of small volumes. This is an important issue that makes this methodology for detection of DNA more attractive. [Pg.636]

A 9] The thin-film three-electrode cell possesses a cell volume adjustable from 0.75 to 2.5 pi. The fluid dynamic design of the cell should prevent turbulence. The reference electrode, an Ag/AgCl cell element, can be filled manually with KC1. A transparent housing permits optical control of the liquid level. The operational pressure is limited to 5 bar. The supplier recommends this robust device for routine measurements when high selectivity is desired. [Pg.589]

Recently, ultrathin organic thin films attract attention as new film lubricant [51]. Organosilane monolayer, which is one of the ultrathin films, has been identified as promising boundary lubricants. This is because organosilane molecules interact strongly with substrates and they are robust against solvent and temperature increase. Friction and wear tests of monolayers were carried out with a conventional ball-on-disk type friction tester (SHINTO Scientific Co. Ltd.) in air and tetradecane at 298 K. A 5.0 mm radius ball made of stainless steel was slid on a disk. The friction coefficient was determined by the distortion of a... [Pg.212]


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