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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Surface energetics"”.

  1. Investigation to Identify the Influence of the Surface Energetics of the Dry Powder Formulations of Budesonide and Theophylline on Their Aerodynamic Dose Emission Characteristics.

    Surface energetics play a key role in the delivery of a dry powder inhaler formulation into the lungs, as there must be a sufficient balance of adhesive and cohesive forces to allow optimal lung delivery. In this study, measuring the surface energies of a set of single drug and carrier (budesonide …

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  2. Surface embedded green function method applied to Ag(111).

    … self-consistent calculations utilizing the Surface Embedded Green Function (SEGF) method have been performed on the Ag(111) surface. Analysis of the surface energetics reveal an energy minimum in the low temperature limit at an outerlayer contraction of 0.5% which agrees well with low energy …

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  3. The relationship between enthalpy of immersion, and its derived wettability parameters, to flotation response

    The wettability of mineral surfaces plays an important role in the flotation process. A wettable mineral is hydrophilic while a non-wettable mineral is hydrophobic. In the flotation process, sufficiently hydrophobic particles are collected by rising air bubbles and they report to the concentrate. …

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  4. Modeling curvature-resisting material surfaces using isogeometric analysis

    Improved understanding of solid surface energy and its role in the overall mechanical properties is of great interest due to the emerging manufacturing techniques of nanostructures, coatings, and synthetic/biological bilayer-polymer hybrids. Continuum numerical modeling of surface stresses …

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  5. The heterogeneous partial oxidation of light alkanes

    … computed. Results showed that even with optimal surface chemistry, strict limits existed on the attainable yield. Surface energetics necessary for superior OCM performance were identified and the origins of these requirements elucidated. The resulting upper bound on OCM yield under conventional, …

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  6. Protein deposition at polymer surfaces:the bulk and surface structure-property effects of hydrogels

    … protein adsorption in relation to the bulk and surface structure-property effect s of hydrogel polymers. In order to achieve this it was first necessary to characterise the bulk and surface properties of the hydrogels, with regard to the structural chemistry of their component monomers. The bulk …

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  7. Water ingression into poly(imide-siloxane)s

    The interaction of water vapor with the surface and bulk of poly(imidesiloxane) copolymers has been characterized in an attempt to determine the important factors in the copolymer's resistance to water ingression. The multi-block copolymers were synthesized from benzophenone tetracarboxylic …

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  8. Characterising Adsorption and Mass Transfer in Porous Media

    … relaxometry as a tool for directly probing the surface energetics of silica surfaces. This interpretation of T1/T2 ratios differs from that in conventional applications of the technique which typically present the ratio as an indicator of surface-adsorbate interaction strength. Here, the T1/T2 …

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  9. Design and fabrication of asymmetric nanopores using pulsed PECVD

    … Precisely controlling the size, geometry and surface characteristics of the nanopores is important for realizing these applications. In this work, we employ relatively large template structures (~ 100 nm) produced by track-etching or electron beam lithography. The pore size is then reduced to …

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  10. Novel Methods for Co-crystallisation

    … the purification of desired crystal form through surface energetic based separation. The thermodynamic interrelationship between Form I and Form II of carbamazepine / saccharin co-crystal was studied using different thermodynamic tests. The results obtained suggest that the carbamazepine / …

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  11. Growth and applicability of radiation-responsive silica nanowires

    Surface energetics play an important role in processes on the nanoscale. Nanowire growth via vapor-liquid-solid (VLS) mechanism is no exception in this regard. Interfacial and line energies are found to impose some fundamental limits during three-phase nanowire growth and lead to formation of …

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