Sentences with phrase «aluminium oxide»

What you see there is aluminium oxide on the rim.

The technique can operate in a range of environments, including in liquid and in air, and unlike the STM, it can be used with insulating materials; in their original paper, Binnig and colleagues used the instrument to analyse an aluminium oxide sample.

At present, researchers are studying how epoxy resins and aluminium oxide bond.

«We have shown that a one - nanometre thick insulating layer of aluminium oxide makes the TAMR effect disappear», says Banerjee.

His team began with a metamaterial comprised of two layers of silver separated by insulating aluminium oxide.

«This new ion - assisted manipulation of matter on the tiniest of length scales completely changed the behaviour of the aluminium oxide: when we applied moderate exposure to helium ions, its pores shrank, when we increased exposure to the ions this normally brittle and porous ceramic turned into a superplastic and gained the ability to stretch more than twice without breaking.»

Their first trick is to roughen the surface of the cartridge by dipping it in a solution of aluminium oxide and urea.

The silica, which is essentially sand, reacts with the metal to produce aluminium oxide and silicon.

Every grain of aluminium oxide is connected to both grains of ceramics and grains of aluminium.

Large amounts of basalt rich in aluminium oxide were also found, which can trigger an eruption when it collides with silica.

It seals the oxygen from touching the aluminium so aluminium oxides aren't created.

Not exact matches

«The glasses we analysed are mostly composed of aluminium and silicon oxides, and can also contain various elements such as sodium, potassium, calcium or magnesium — each element influences the flexibility and resistance of the glass,» Dr Le Losq said.

For example, a particle with a shell of copper oxide its aluminium core reduces carbon dioxide to carbon monoxide faster and more efficiently than particles made of either material alone.