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Statistical loading curve models have been proposed that take into account the segregated nature of thick-film resistors. A systematic microstmcture development study has been conducted by Vest for RuOj model thick-film resistors. Vest proposed a statistical loading curve to explain the sheet resistivity variation as a function of volume fraction of the conductive phase and particle sizes of both the conductive phase and glass. Several theoretical models have heen developed to explain the variation of resistivity as a function of volume fraction of the conductive phase. A comprehensive model to explain the sheet resistivity variation in thick-film resistors in terms of composition and physicochemical properties of powders over the entire resistance range has not heen developed to date. 

INADEQUATE Incredible natural abundance double quantum transfer experiment, segregates AB or AX systems due to homonuclear one-bond couplings of less abundant nuclei, e.g. 

Continuous releases of concentrated HjS streams must be segregated in a separate flare system to limit the extent of fouling and plugging problems. Releases of HjS such as diversion of sour gas product to flares during shutdown or upset of a downstream sulfur recovery unit are considered to be continuous, but safety valve releases are not included in this category. However, if a special HjS flare system is provided for continuous releases, the concentrated HjS safety valve releases should be tied into it rather than into the regular flare system. Due to the nature of HjS one should plan on frequent inspection and flushing of HjS flares to remove scale and corrosion products. 

Cd + Bi alloy electrodes (1 to 99.5% Bi) have been prepared by Shuganova etal. by remelting alloy surfaces in a vacuum chamber (10-6 torr) evacuated many times and thereafter filled with very pure H2. C dispersion in H20 + KF has been reported to be no more than 5 to 7%. C at Emin has been found to be independent of alloy composition and time. The Emin, independent of the Bi content, is close to that ofpc-Cd. Only at a Bi content 95% has a remarkable shift of toward less negative E (i.e., toward o ) been observed. This has been explained by the existence of very large crystallites (10-4 to 10-3 cm) at the alloy surface. Each component has been assumed to have its own electrical double layer (independent electrode model262,263). The behavior of Cd + Bi alloys has been explained by the eutectic nature of this system and by the surface segregation of Cd.826,827... 

Paul UH (2001) Melt retention and segregation beneath mid-ocean ridges. Nature 410 920-923 Feineman MD, DePaolo DJ, Ryerson FJ (2002) Steady-state Ra/ °Th disequilibrium in hydrous mantle minerals. Geochim Cosmochim Acta 66 A345 (abstr)... 

Auger spectroscopy (q.v.) is usually employed in the study of cleavage surfaces, but an advantage of XPS in such studies is that the chemical nature of elements segregating on the surface can be investigated. 

Knoblich J A, Jan LY, Jan YN 1995 Asymmetric segregation of Numb and Prospero during cell division. Nature 377 624—627... 

To illustrate the nature of the limits that the segregated flow and mixing models place on the expected conversion level, it is useful to examine what happens to two elements of fluid that have the same volume V, but that contain different reactant concentrations C1 and C2. We may imagine two extreme limits on the amount of mixing that may occur. 

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