Sentences with phrase «grew on copper»

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Cele notes that, «the demand from China for iron - ore continues to grow, but at a declining pace, further exacerbating pricing pressure,» meaning that Vale's considerable investment in nickel, coal, fertilisers and copper will only partially mitigate the impact of the increase in iron - ore mining capacity globally on the company.

Fuelling global demand for the metal, Chile's copper market grew fat on the Chinese appetite during its construction boom.

Then, one of four other metals (nickel, cobalt, copper, or iron) acts as a scaffold, known as a nucleation site, on which the nanofiber continues to grow.

Like tiny superscrubbers, these charged molecules effectively scour the copper of surface imperfections providing a pristine surface on which to grow graphene.

Robertson and his colleagues grew carbon nanotubes on a conductive copper surface that was coated with co-catalysts cobalt and molybdenum.

«In microelectronics, this approach to growing high - density carbon nanotube forests on conductors can potentially replace and outperform the current copper - based interconnects in a future generation of devices,» says Cambridge researcher Hisashi Sugime.

The researchers compared the effect of two different substrates on the growth of the phosphorene nanoflake — a copper substrate, commonly used for growing graphene, which bonds with the phosphorene through strong chemical processes, and a hexagonal hydrogen boron nitride (h - BN) substrate that couples with the phosphorene via weak van der Waals bonds.

Some of the ingredients, such as copper from the brass vessel, are known to kill bacteria grown in a dish, but it was unclear if they would work on a real infection.

Animal experiments indicate that copper deficiency combined with high fructose consumption has particularly deleterious effects on infants and growing children.

One electric blue painting is made from copper sulphate grown off brain tissue; another painting is daubed with animal brain matter; and a Toyota engine on the floor is filled with such material.

Apple Pay's growing success will be good for enterprise mobility specialists such as Copper Mobile, because «whenever a new technology like Apple Pay hits the market, we know our partners are going to look to us for guidance on whether, or if, they should embrace the new technology, and how to do so most efficiently and effectively,» Copper Mobile spokesperson Andrew Stern told the E-Commerce...