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    Possible evidence for the existence of a hairy layer at the surface of polymer latex particles by Said, Ziad F. M.

    Published 1998
    “…At low levels of electrolyte (NaCl in the range 0.00- 0.10M), the hydrodynamic radius (dH) was found to decrease gradually, reaching a minimum value at 0.10M, about 7-9nm smaller than the original value in the absence of electrolyte. …”
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    Mn-ferrite based solar thermochemical water splitting cycle: A thermodynamic evaluation by Bhosale R.R.

    Published 2019
    “…All the thermodynamic calculations were performed by varying the partial pressure of O2 (PO2), thermal reduction (TH), and water splitting temperature (TL). The degree of non-stoichiometry (?) allied with the Mn-ferrite was observed to be increased as the PO2 was decreased from 10?…”
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    Influence of natural gas composition on adsorption in calcite Nanopores: A DFT study by Elbashier E.

    Published 2021
    “…The nanopores absorbed up to 28 and 24 molecules of CH4 and CO2, respectively, and the adsorption energy decreased to −0.0062 and −0.0075 eV/Å2 for each. Although the nanopore was filled spatially by the molecules, its surface still has an affinity to absorb more gas molecules energetically. …”
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    Preparation and characterization of wollastonite/titanium oxide nanofiber bioceramic composite as a future implant material by Aly, Ibrahim H.M.

    Published 2016
    “…While porosity and water adsorption capacity decreased with increasing the metal oxide nanofibers with a considerable impact for the sintering temperature in both properties. …”
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