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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Particle technology"”.

  1. The development of magnetic particle technology for application to environmental remediation

    … the development and the application of magnetic particle technology to environmental and wildlife remediation has been explored. Initial studies have been carried out on the ability of iron particles with polyethylene (PE) or polyvinylchloride (PVC) to magnetically harvest various contaminants. …

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  2. An investigation into factors affecting the efficacy of oil removal from wildlife using magnetic particle technology

    … detailed investigations into the effect of particle size, particle structure and surface texture have been carried out, demonstrating that the efficacy of removal can be successfully manipulated by varying such properties. Consequently, a grade of particle has been identified whereby, within …

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  3. Toxicity of manufactured particulate materials on plant root growth

    The rapid development of particle technology and the growing use of particulate materials in industries are bringing large amounts of manufactured particles into the environment. Epidemiological studies suggest that fine particles (particles with aerodynamic diameter smaller than 2.5 um, i.e., …

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  4. Site-Specific Labelling of the Flavivirus Envelope Protein using Genetic Code Expansion

    … In this work, I employed reporter virus particle technology to explore the mechanism of action of novel monoclonal antibodies that neutralised various flaviviruses, including Zika virus (ZIKV). Additionally, this work aimed to expand understanding of the epitopes exposed by the dynamic …

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  5. Preparation of a self-contained NADH co-factor recycling particle system

    … work describes the use of the proprietary particle technology, termed ReSyn™, for the construction of a self-contained co-factor recycling system. The research included the optimisation of immobilisation for the individual enzymes, followed by the co-immobilisation with subsequent co-factor …

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  6. Migration of an intruder particle in a boundary driven shear flow

    … a Couette shear flow composed of uniform sized particles. The simulation results are useful in providing a numerical reproduction of the experiments for size segregation and mixing. This in turn has a major importance in many industries which are concerned with handling of particles and powders, …

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  7. Anisotropic surface functionalization and applications of upconversion nanoparticles

    Lanthanide-doped upconversion nanoparticles (UCNPs) step-wise convert near-infrared adsorbed light into visible emitted light. Monodispersed UCNPs have a large anti-Stokes shift, sharp emission and long excited-state lifetimes. The controlled synthesis of their heterogeneous nanostructures can …

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  8. Collaborative Simulation of Reacting Flow and Controller in Chemical Looping Systems

    As chemical reactors and industrial processes become more complex and diverse, process controllers are increasingly required to optimise system performance and ensure stable operation. This is particularly true in energy-intensive industries, where multiphase reactive systems are highly dynamic and …

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