Sentences with phrase «of inorganic materials»

Metals could be processed to make conducting fibers and paired with a variety of inorganic materials used in the creation of fuel cells and photovoltaics to create rechargeable batteries.

«Traditionally, the transistors are rigid, made of an inorganic material such as silicon,» he adds.

«The source of the inorganic materials blocking the water separator drum holes had not been experienced during an EVA before,» it was stressed, «and is still undergoing a concurrent investigation.»

The Nippon Sheet Glass (NSG) Foundation for Materials Science and Engineering offers research grants * to universities in Malaysia, China, and Singapore to carry out research in the area of inorganic materials.

The PLMF method works by creating «fingerprints» from the structure of the crystals that comprise the smallest units of inorganic materials like ceramics, metals and metal alloys.

DNA and viruses are already commonly in use to build nanowires of inorganic materials, he says.

«What we have shown is that nanoparticles of inorganic materials, just like the organic materials like early amino acids, can not only self - assemble, but can do so in a way that exhibits chirality,» said Nicholas Kotov, the Joseph B. and Florence V. Cejka Professor of Engineering and a professor of chemical engineering, materials science and engineering and molecular science and engineering at U-M.

«This is wonderfully exemplified in the realm of inorganic materials formation by organisms, so - called «biomineralization».

Their research, recently published in the journal ACS Nano, describes how they weaved the wallpaper using two types of inorganic materials.

However, I would agree that EA is an outdated technique that adds little value to a characterisation, unless a material is contaminated with huge amounts of inorganic materials which would not show up in most other analytical techniques.

We guarantee that by making the switch to ceramic, you will spend less time preparing healthy yet flavorful meals thanks to the infrared cooking properties of this inorganic material.

Ash is a measurement of the inorganic material in a food — the calcium, phosphorus, and other minerals.

In a series of experiments at MIT, Belcher, working with a team of about 30 students and postdocs, has successfully programmed viruses to incorporate, then grow, a variety of inorganic materials, including nanoscale semiconductors, solar cells, and magnetic storage materials.

Ceramic cookware is made of inorganic materials that do not foster unwanted reactions.