Sentences with phrase «of electrostatic charges»

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.

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

Not exact matches

Huge densities and temperatures (millions of degrees, hotter even than the Sun's core) are required to overcome the electrostatic repulsion between the positively charged nuclei involved.

The tumbling action of the dryer causes fabrics to rub against each other and build up electrostatic charges.

«The negative surface charge of nanoparticles enabled electrostatic interactions with therapeutics thus resulting in the slow release of therapeutics.»

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The charging may create sparking, or electrostatic breakdown, and this «breakdown weathering» process has possibly changed the very nature of the moon's polar soil, suggesting that permanently shadowed regions, which hold clues to our solar system's past, may be more active than previously thought.

However, when the pairing of a rare - earth element and an oxygen vacancy is created in the material, this pair possesses a positive net charge and therefore, inhibits the trapping of protons due to the electrostatic repulsive interaction.

While the strong sigma or covalent bonds were explained by the new theories of quantum mechanics, hydrogen bonds were seen as nothing more than an electrostatic attraction between charged particles and were explained according the principles of classical physics.

We were able to replicate this process in a biologically - reasonable way in the lab by controlling the electrostatic charge of the molecules that form our synthetic liquid organelles.

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.

After each run they dumped the particles out of the tube and through a device that measured the particles» accumulated individual electrostatic charges.

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

But electrostatic charging could also occur between microscopic particles of smog in Titan's air, allowing the particles to glom together, grow and precipitate to its surface.

«These non-silicate, granular materials can hold their electrostatic charges for days, weeks or months at a time under low - gravity conditions,» said George McDonald, a graduate student in the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences who also co-authored the paper.

Recently, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory's (PNNL's) Hongfei Wang collaborated with a team of researchers from Northwestern University (NU) to dramatically advance the ability to study the electrostatic charges of surfaces.

The team's innovative laser - based technique now allows researchers to predict how a surface's electrostatic charge might attract particulates with opposite charges, decreasing the buildup of what NU's Franz Geiger calls «crud.»

These binding events can be impaired by the electrostatic repulsion of the negatively charged cell with the virus.

Altius Space Machines is currently developing a robotic arm system it calls a «sticky boom», which can extend up to 100 meters, and uses electroadhesion to induce electrostatic charges onto any material (metal, plastics, glass, even asteroids) it comes into contact with, and then clamp onto the object because of the difference in charges.

Electrostatic precipitators use electrically charged plates that attract and pull particulates out of the combustion gas.