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Role of capillary recruitment in the potentiation of insulin action by prior exercise
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Capillary action liquid chromatography
Journal of Separation Science, 2009AbstractCapillary action LC (caLC) is introduced as a technique using capillary action as the driving force to perform LC in capillary columns packed with HPLC type microparticulate materials. A dry packing method with centrifugal force was developed to prepare capillary columns in parallel (10 columns per 3 min) to support their disposable use in caLC.
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Programmable capillary action controls fluid flows
Nature, 2021A technological platform has been developed in which millimetre-scale cubes are assembled into 3D structures that control capillary action — enabling programmable fluid flows and modelling of a range of fluidic processes. A platform for open microfluidics.
Tammi L. van Neel, Ashleigh B. Theberge
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Immunogold–Silver Staining by Capillary Action
American Journal of Clinical Pathology, 1989The authors have developed an improved method for immunogold-silver staining of paraffin sections. Using a manual capillary action staining system, they were able to simplify the technical aspects of the procedure, permitting rapid processing of large batches of slides with better reproducibility.
R K, Kumar, S G, Braye, R L, Crouch
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Filtration & Separation, 1992
Abstract After overcoming difficulties of ambient air temperatures around 50°C, ceramic filters have proven themselves capable of producing consistently low moisture contents in the Australian base metal industries.
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Abstract After overcoming difficulties of ambient air temperatures around 50°C, ceramic filters have proven themselves capable of producing consistently low moisture contents in the Australian base metal industries.
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Nature, 1926
WHEN a glass tube, 6.5 mm. in external diameter, 5 mm. in internal diameter and of any convenient length, one end of which has been drawn out into the form of a cone 55 mm. long with a hair-like apex 0.1 mm. in diameter and a correspondingly small aperture (Fig. 1 (1)) is filled with water containing, say, 1 per cent. of caustic soda, and held with its
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WHEN a glass tube, 6.5 mm. in external diameter, 5 mm. in internal diameter and of any convenient length, one end of which has been drawn out into the form of a cone 55 mm. long with a hair-like apex 0.1 mm. in diameter and a correspondingly small aperture (Fig. 1 (1)) is filled with water containing, say, 1 per cent. of caustic soda, and held with its
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Capillary Action: Transpiration
Nature, 1924IF a capillary tube, A, Fig. 1, with a wedge-shaped cut in it at a distance of about 10 mm. from its upper end, at right angles to, and deep enough to make a breach in one side of its aperture, is lowered slowly into water the rising column of water pauses for an instant when it reaches the gap, which is necessarily higher than the surface of the water
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Capillary Action in Impregnated Paper Insulation
Physics, 1932The capillary rise of oil in vertical strips of impregnated paper obeys the same law as the rise of liquids in capillary tubes of circular cross section. From the viscosity and surface tension of an oil and its rate of rise in a given paper, it is possible to compute the ``effective capillary radius'' of the capillary pores of the paper.
J. B. Whitehead, E. W. Greenfield
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