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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"reactive surface area"”.

  1. Assessing the Reactive Surface Area of Phlogopite during Acid Dissolution: An Atomic Force Microscopy, X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy, and Low Energy Electron Diffraction Study

    The behavior during dissolution of edge and basal surfaces of the mica phlogopite were examined using in situ atomic force microscopy (AFM), x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) and low-energy electron diffraction (LEED) in an attempt to characterize the reactive surface area during dissolution. …

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  2. Linking morphology and reactivity: growth and ligand-assisted dissolution of cobalt oxyhydroxide.

    … manufacturing. Identifying and quantifying the reactive surface area of these materials is vital to understanding the reactions in which they participate. The most basic effect of reactive surface area is governing the reaction rate at the surface but, in some cases, it is necessary to have a …

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  3. Chemical heterogeneity of glaciofluvial deposits: Outcrop study and implications for reactive transport

    <p>Spatial variations in the reactive properties of geologic systems and their influence on contaminant transport are poorly understood. Consequently, an outcrop study was conducted in a glaciofluvial deposit in Deerfield, New Hampshire in order to: (1) identify the sediment properties controlling …

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  4. Atomic Force Microscopy Study of Clay Mineral Dissolution

    … and their dissolution rates normalized to their reactive surface area, which corresponds to the area of their edge surfaces (A<sub>e</sub>). The A<sub>e</sub>-normalized rates for these minerals between pH 1-2 are all ~10E<sup>-8</sup> mol/m<sup>2</sup>*s, and compare very well to other …

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  5. Additive Manufacturing Filled Polymer Composites for Environmental Contaminants: Material Extrusion Processing, Structure and Performance

    … (3DP) technologies for customizable, high surface area structures. The novelty and focus of this dissertation is exploration of Material Extrusion (MatEx) based Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) of filled polymer composites as a disruptive technology enabler for deployable and retrievable …

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  6. ESWL-Derived Particle Size Distribution and Fracture Geometries: A Contextual GeoBioMed Framework for Assessment of Kidney Stone Recurrence

    Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2022-11-14 without embargo terms

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