Other reasons that aluminum welding is different are due to its high thermal conductivity and low melting temperature. |
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Now they have shown a specific way in which the molecule's shape affects its conductivity. |
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As expected, the relative change of the effective conductivity is larger for higher volume fractions and higher membrane conductivity. |
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Another factor affecting the flow of heat is conductivity, or the ability of material to transfer heat efficiently. |
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If we heat a liquid from below, we will at first have only thermic conductivity from the lower, hotter layer to the upper colder layer. |
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The contacts for the USB connector are even gold-plated to ensure better conductivity, according to Razer. |
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Such a phenomenon, called the Meissner effect, shows that a superconductor is not a perfect conductor with infinite conductivity. |
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So, semiconductors and conducting polymers have much lower conductivity than metals. |
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This calculated conductivity is higher than the measured conductivity since it does not include the inter-conduit resistance. |
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Measured data may include electrical properties of the volume of interest such as conductivity and dielectric constant. |
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The thermal conductivity of this metal is, like electrical conductivity, determined largely by the free electrons. |
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This value is higher than the activation energy of electrolyte conductivity, but comparable to that of other ion channels. |
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The percentage of total salts was calculated from conductivity readings using conversions as suggested by Jackson. |
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As more salts are dissolved in the water, however, its conductivity increases and currents begin to flow. |
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The calculation of the conductivity and the degree of starch gelatinization is outlined hereinafter. |
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A bipolar junction transistor is provided that includes an intrinsic collector region of first conductivity type in a semiconductor substrate. |
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In construction the katharometer comprises two chambers, each with an identical thermal conductivity sensor. |
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In hot-water heaters and boilers, the sticky scales have poor heat conductivity and so transfer heat poorly. |
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Doping with elements such as fluorine or antimony enhances its electrical conductivity and in turn its infrared reflectance. |
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The upshot is that the ratio of thermal to electrical conductivity depends primarily on the square of the thermal speed. |
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Measurements of air conductivity were performed on stem or branch segments of a series of eight unworked apple rootstocks and two scions. |
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That was the real clue to the idea that it was specifically sodium conductivity which changed to cause the nerve impulse. |
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At the same time, the single-channel conductance is proportional to the buffer conductivity in a wide range of salt concentrations. |
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Thanks to the high copper content the conductivity of the material is significantly higher than conventional conductive compounds. |
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A second objective was to attempt to ascertain the limits to survival in terms of loss of conductivity. |
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The magnetic flux is measured by external coils, from which the conductivity inside the object can be calculated. |
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We used these concepts to define conductors, insulators, and semiconductors, and showed one means of altering the conductivity of semiconductors. |
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Water so treated will show a change of temperature, surface tension, viscosity and electrical conductivity. |
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The thermal and electrical conductivity of copper are relatively unaffected by small amounts of either silver or cadmium. |
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Electrical conductivity in the liquid state is generally due to the presence of ions. |
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In order to improve electrical conductivity, tetracene is replaced with carbon black. |
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I'm not sure if the tape they provide have any thermal conductivity properties, but you can easily use your favorite thermal epoxy or paste. |
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The type of frame material on a storm window unit is important because it contributes to the storm window's heat conductivity and maintenance. |
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If the salt solution is warmer, say near a car's muffler or heat shield, its conductivity will also increase. |
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As a result of cavitation and embolism formation, stem hydraulic conductivity is reduced, which may be critical for a plant under drought stress. |
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Other switches sense the electrical conductivity of the water in the bilge. |
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Several systems for the measurement of electric conductivity have been routinely used for geophysical studies in soils. |
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The poet restores conductivity to words through new short-circuits, which arise out of their fusions. |
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The technique is based on the principle that lean tissue has a higher electrical conductivity and a lower impedance rate than fat. |
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Distillation equipment and condensers should possess good thermal conductivity. |
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Theoretically, conductivity should not be dependent on the path length of diffusion over which conductance is measured. |
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This cooling results in a measurable change in electrical conductivity of the sensor. |
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One way to prevent flashover is to add some conductivity to the surface of the insulator, so charge can bleed away before it builds up. |
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As a result of the high electrical conductivity of sea water, signals are attenuated rapidly as they propagate downward through it. |
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Electrolyte leakage analysis was performed by conductivity of the bath solution before and after autoclaving. |
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The apparatus has been used to test a material with known heat conductivity. |
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The construction is usually stainless steel wrapped around copper or aluminum for good heat conductivity. |
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The thermal conductivity of the implanted material is reduced by a factor of two compared to non-irradiated material. |
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This is amply testified by his scientific works on the theory of heat conductivity in liquids. |
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These conductive fibers alter their conductivity in response to stretching, temperature, or moisture. |
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These mobile charges should make the surfaces conductive, but past experiments have failed to show any conductivity. |
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Electrical conductivity is the inverse quantity to electrical resistivity. |
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The difference between this and other time-release medication, the researchers say, is that the release rate can be controlled thanks to silicon's conductivity. |
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The calculated hydraulic conductivity of the graft tissue was found to be lower for grafted trees on dwarfing rootstocks compared to invigorating rootstocks. |
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Now the team's task is to identify the relationship between the conductivity measurements and factors that affect availability of water and nutrients. |
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Apparently this is because copper as a material has better thermal conductivity but aluminium is better at releasing the heat at lower fan speeds. |
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Titanium suboxides form a class of ceramic materials possessing such technically interesting properties as electrical conductivity and solid lubrication. |
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An excess of silver is accommodated by a delocalization of the extra electrons to allow an electronic conductivity in addition to the conductivity of silver ions. |
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In one experiment, the researchers formed the yarn into a lightbulb filament and found that its strength and conductivity increased after it heated up. |
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Substances such as hydrogen chloride or acetic acid are non-conductors in the pure state but give rise to ions and thus electrical conductivity when dissolved in water. |
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Plants used for measuring osmotic water flow were also employed to measure hydraulic conductivity of root systems in the presence of hydrostatic pressure gradients. |
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In general, as the amount of alloying elements increases, resistivity and the magnetic hardness of the material increase and thermal conductivity decreases. |
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Another significant aspect of this breakthrough is the fact that only one electron from the atom is needed to turn molecular conductivity on or off. |
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Thus, a material, to be a good insulator, would have a low thermal conductivity, whereas a radiator would have a high rate of conductivity to dissipate the heat. |
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Nitrogen was determined by thermal conductivity after combustion and P, K, Ca, Mg, by a sequential spectrometer ICP after digestion by fluoridric acid and double calcinations. |
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Other considerations include heat conductivity and thermal expansion. |
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The final choice of heat-sink materials depends on several material properties such as cost, electrical conductivity, thermal expansion coefficient, and outgassing. |
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Glauber's salt remained in the short list since it has a high reported latent heat of fusion and thermal conductivity. |
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The 2002 Baton itself was designed by a company called IDEO, and was constructed of machined aluminium with the handle plated for conductivity. |
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These include low density, low viscosity, and the highest specific heat and thermal conductivity of all gases. |
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It is a soft, malleable, and ductile metal with very high thermal and electrical conductivity. |
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Copper's superior conductivity enhances the efficiency of electrical motors. |
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A soft, white, lustrous transition metal, it exhibits the highest electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity, and reflectivity of any metal. |
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Silver is very important in electronics for conductors and electrodes on account of its high electrical conductivity even when tarnished. |
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Early research in the 1900s was concerned with electrical conductivity and quantum theory, later moving into thermal conductivity and acoustics. |
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The thermal conductivity decreases with increasing salinity and increases with increasing temperature. |
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Aquifers are also described in terms of hydraulic conductivity, storativity and transmissivity. |
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Pure water has a low electrical conductivity, which increases with the dissolution of a small amount of ionic material such as common salt. |
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It has a high electrical conductivity, caused by dissociation through protonating itself, a process known as autoprotolysis. |
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For properties such as strength and conductivity, the bond area in relation to the particle size is the determining factor. |
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Graphite blocks are also used in parts of blast furnace linings where the high thermal conductivity of the graphite is critical. |
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In general, the ground is an anisotropic medium whose thermal conductivity depends on the direction. |
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Strength, hydraulic conductivity and leachability have been found to be key performance parameters for both processes. |
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Whether or not the core pin has a bubbler, heat transfer is dependent upon the thermal conductivity of the core pin material. |
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However, graphite has some metalloid properties, such as good thermal conductivity and electric conductivity. |
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The metal layer model accounts for conductivity, skin effect, and top and bottom surface roughness. |
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As the morphology of the polymer changes, the thermal conductivity is expected to change as well. |
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The effective thermal conductivity for stratified media is identified with average thermal conductivity. |
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Their uniformity and resistance to chemical decomposition lead to high long-term fracture conductivity. |
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In order to improve the thermal conductivity, nanoscale particles being dispersed in a base fluid, known as nanofluid, are used. |
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Many boreholes are also encased in iron, which prevents conductivity measurements, but not prompt gamma neutron activation analysis. |
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Thus, conductivity and electrical charge are good methods to track wet end chemistry, water closure, and contaminant build up. |
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Electrolytes for cardiac and muscle contractility, nerve conductivity, fluid and nutrient exchange, and acid-base balance. |
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The new approach is based on the fast RF-heating of vacuum-packed fish products immersed in deionized water of very low electric conductivity. |
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They would aluminise the glass in order to provide electrical conductivity. |
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The conductivity and a property called permittivity vary with the individual phases. |
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Hydraulic conductivity of saprolite as determined by channels and porous groundmass. |
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Ten times better is still a lot lower heat conductivity than metals, but we've opened the door to continue improving. |
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Therefore, in this paper effects of porosity and hydraulic conductivity coefficient were investigated. |
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Corwin DL, Rhoades JD Measurements of inverted electrical conductivity profiles using electromagnetic induction. |
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At Pittcon 2014, Element Six will be showcasing the all-diamond sensor structure in a manufactured coplanar two-probe conductivity meter. |
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Thermal conductivity is low, making it difficult for cutting heat to escape, this results in high temperatures at the cutting edge, and the risk of plastic deformation. |
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Also, the electronic and safety systems that improve automobile reliability make use of the physical properties of PGM such as conductivity, stability, and durability. |
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The properties like dielectric permittivity, dielectric loss, conductivity, dielectric heating coefficient, and absorption coefficient were evaluated. |
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Boron nitride heat sink grease provides maximum thermal conductivity with superior dielectric properties in a silicone free compound which does not harden or dry out. |
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As the electrode separation increases, the apparent conductivity represents a weighted average of the conductivities at increasingly greater depths. |
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Although the adhesion of these coatings to superalloy substrates is of primary importance, the thermal conductivity of the coatings must also be known for design purposes. |
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Dissolved oxygen, conductivity, pH and turbidity were measured in situ by using a WTW multimeter connected to appropriate electrodes and a turbidimeter. |
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Also comparing curves for different hydraulic conductivity coefficients indicate that effects of porosity reduced by hydraulic conductivity coefficient reduction. |
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Chen X Measurement of streambed hydraulic conductivity and its anisotropy. |
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Other characteristics of the alternatives include use of non-precious metals and high-thermal conductivity and solderable, wire-bondable surfaces through additional plating. |
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Our discovery that a thermopower wave works best across these tubes because of their dual conductivity turns conventional thermoelectricity on its head. |
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The physical and statistical approach to the estimation of value of thermal conductivity coefficient of ceramic brick containing different salts is presented in the paper. |
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Thermal conductivity is the rate at which a material conducts heat. |
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For applications requiring higher thermal conductivity, lower viscosity, superior thermal cycling capability and improved adhesion, Insulcast can provide the solution. |
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In some cases, however, high thermal conductivity is desirable for appreciable levels of thermal conductance in circuit boards, heat exchangers, appliances, and machinery. |
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PediGuard prevents pedicle screw misplacements by analyzing the electrical conductivity of surrounding tissues in real time through audio and visual signals. |
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These ions, which include aluminum and silicon dioxide, are chosen for their relative conductivity and form the actual pathways along which current flows. |
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Its low conductivity keeps warm air close to the skin during cold weather. |
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Compared to other mammals, bats have a high thermal conductivity. |
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Silver is useful in the manufacture of chemical equipment on account of its low chemical reactivity, high thermal conductivity, and being easily workable. |
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The electrical conductivity of silver is the greatest of all metals, greater even than copper, but it is not widely used for this property because of the higher cost. |
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Besides sliding electrical contacts, gold is also used in electrical contacts because of its resistance to corrosion, electrical conductivity, ductility and lack of toxicity. |
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Monitoring of microseismic events induced by reservoir The next task is to know the location of proppant within the fracture and the distribution of fracture conductivity. |
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This data along with knowledge of the underground geology can be used to model information such as length, width and conductivity of a propped fracture. |
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Higher molecular weight gasses have lower thermal conductivity, because both the molecular weight is higher and also the cross sectional area is higher. |
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At constant pressure and temperature, the thermal conductivity of a gas depends upon the molecular weight of the gas and the cross sectional area of the gas molecules. |
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In highly karstified aquifers, however, the contaminant transport may depend primarily on the karst conduit network rather than matrix hydraulic conductivity. |
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These results demonstrate that electrokinesis can be used for bacteria transport in soils with low hydraulic conductivity, even against the electro-osmotic flow. |
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With the development of novel ink materials based on nanotechnology improvement of the mechanical properties, the electrical conductivity and the weightiness are achieved. |
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DiaTherm offers thermal conductivity three times that of copper, a common heat sink, and five times greater than aluminum nitride or beryllium oxide, common heat spreaders. |
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Empex offers a lifetime corrosion warranty as well as low electrical and heat conductivity providing the ultimate in safe water play for children. |
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