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Study on Moisture Phase Changes in Bread Baking Using a Coupling Model. [PDF]
FoodsZhang L, Yang W, Xu K, Long L, Ye H.
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Evaporation driven buckling of a drop laden with graphene oxide nanosheets.
Soft MatterPrakash S, Krolis E, Marin A, Botto L.
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Mesoporous silica and vegetal extracts combined as sustainable stone heritage protection against biodeterioration. [PDF]
Appl Microbiol BiotechnolCampostrini A +5 more
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A low-cost picowatt calorimeter using a flexible printed circuit board. [PDF]
Nat CommunZhu H +9 more
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Hierarchical Assembly of Carbon Dots with Full-Solar-Spectrum Absorption for Solar Energy Applications. [PDF]
Adv Sci (Weinh)Li L +9 more
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Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 2006
The evaporation of droplets on a substrate that is wetting to the liquid is studied. The radius $R(t)$ of the droplet is followed in time until it reaches zero. If the evaporation is purely diffusive, $R \propto \sqrt{t_0\,{-}\,t}$ is expected, where $t_0$ is the time at which the droplet vanishes; this is found for organic liquids, but water has a ...
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The evaporation of droplets on a substrate that is wetting to the liquid is studied. The radius $R(t)$ of the droplet is followed in time until it reaches zero. If the evaporation is purely diffusive, $R \propto \sqrt{t_0\,{-}\,t}$ is expected, where $t_0$ is the time at which the droplet vanishes; this is found for organic liquids, but water has a ...
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010 The returns of short-term reversal strategies in equity markets can be interpreted as a proxy for the returns from liquidity provision. Using this approach, this article shows that the return from liquidity provision is highly predictable with the VIX index. Expected returns and conditional Sharpe ratios from liquidity provision spike during periods of
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Evaporation of aluminium by graphite evaporator
Vacuum, 1959The desirable properties of graphite for evaporation of aluminium were determined as follows: 1 Apparent density > 1.80 g/cm3; 2 True density > 2.15 g/cm3; 3 Ashes < 0.05%. The destruction of graphite usually occurs at 1200°–1300°C but it can be prevented by heating it at above 1500°C.
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