Sentences with phrase «electrostatic charging on»

«This would be electrostatic charging on steroids,» says co-author Joe Dufek, a professor of Earth and atmospheric sciences at Georgia Tech.

«Appealing to electrostatic charging on grains complicates things,» Radebaugh says.

Not exact matches

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Liquid - metal sources, their conical shape generated by electrostatic fields, produce charged atoms that can cut away and rebuild circuits on a microscopic scale

These somewhat contradictory theories, none of which is universally valid for all cases, have now been unified by Oehzelt and developed into a single coherent model based on the electrostatic potential caused by the charge carriers in the metal and the organic semiconductor.

«Electrostatic charging could be quite important in ultimately controlling how sand moves on Titan, particularly with regard to relations between dune orientation and [winds],» he says.

Electrostatic accelerators such as the Vivitron rely on huge static electric charges to accelerate nuclei.

One reason is the metal flake to make it silver will lay differently depending on the state of electrostatic charge.

Partly to compensate for rust problems on the 1957 models and partly to ensure that their Unibody cars would remain safe, as rust was a larger problem when body panels were required for strength, Chrysler pioneered the use of electrostatic charges to improve anti-rust agent adhesion in their 1960 models.

Electrostatic precipitators (ESP) are the most widely used particulate control technology and use an electrical field to create a charge on particles in the flue gas in order to attract them to collecting plates.