... on the material and gas- sensing properties of room-temperature tungsten oxide nanorod sensorsYong Shin Kim∗Department of Applied Chemistry, Hanyang University, Ansan 426-791, Republic of Koreaarticle ... dependence of their material and gas- sensingproperties on thermal treatment conditions. The thermal treat-ments were performed with the variation of annealing temperaturein the range of 200–700◦C ... times with a slight sacrifice of response. This behaviormight be explained in the light of the observed material character-istics as stated below. The material properties of N2-annealed filmsat...
... amount ofgas ?kTktr23Now we consider an ideal gas in aspects of energy3.1 Internal energy of ideal gas: The kinetic-molecular model states thatThe internal energy of an ideal gas is of ... expressions for the inertial energy of 1 mole of ideal gas: For n moles ofgas the internal energy is by n times larger !4/22/2008 35Summary Equation of state of an ideal gas nRTpV The kinetic-molecular ... average"One of the keys of the kinetic-molecular model is to relate pressureto collisions of molecules with any wall:4/22/2008 4§1. Kinetic–molecular model of an ideal gas: 1.1 Equations of state of...
... m3 of oxygen required to burn 1 m3 of natural gas, weneeded 9.8 m3 of air. The difference, 9.8 – 2.06 ¼ 7.74 m3, is nitrogen. So, when1m3 of natural gas is burned, the total volume of gases ... gravity of natural gas is in the region of 0.5. So it is about halfthe weight of the same volume of air. The specific gravity of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) is greater than that of air.WOBBE NUMBERThe ... practice ofgas service. – 5th ed.1. Gas appliances–Installation. 2. Gas appliances–Maintenance and repair.I. Title II. Basic science and practice ofgas service 683.808-dc22Library of Congress...
... promotes the growth of the gastric adeno-carcinoma cell line MGC803, providing the first proof- of- concept that there is a potential link between thetumor promoter miR-23a and gastric adenocarcinomacell ... upregulatedexpression of miR-23a causes the downregulation of IL6R by binding to its first conserved binding site,which then leads to the development of gastric adeno-carcinoma.Materials and methodsHuman ... detectthe miRNA profiles in four pairs of gastric adenocarci-noma tissue samples and matched normal gastric tissuesamples. miR-23a was consistently upregulated in gas- tric adenocarcinoma tissues...
... sequence (GAS) -like ele-ments in their 5¢ flanking sequences. Our data reveal the existence of acollection of GAS- regulated target genes whose expression is IFN-inducibleand independent of ISGF3 ... analysis of the contribution of theSTAT2 DNA binding domain to IFN responses on a global basis, andshows that STAT2 is required for the IFN-inducible activation of the fullspectrum ofGAS target ... number of genes in U6Aand U6A-2 cells, IFN-treated U6A-VV-II cells showedthe down-regulation of a substantially larger subset of genes.Identification and characterization of a subset of ISGF3-independent...
... (t), of the porous medium bounded by a surface, S(t). A material balance on component i in the control volume can be stated asRate of change of amount of compo-nent i in V (t)=Net rate of in-flow ... partial fugacity of each component in each phasefrom a description of the volumetric behavior of the mixture.3.2 Calculation of Partial FugacityEquations of state in common use for gas/ oil systems ... in-flow of componenti into V (t) due toflow of phases+Net rate of in-flow of componenti into V (t) dueto hydrodynamicdispersion53.1. THERMODYNAMIC BACKGROUND 25The chemical potential is of...
... (1). The American Journal of GASTROENTEROLOGY www.amjgastro.comThe American Journal of GASTROENTEROLOGY www.amjgastro.com10 Rex et al . e rationale and importance of the continuous quality ... Journal of GASTROENTEROLOGY www.amjgastro.com6 Rex et al . 4 9 . A n d e r s o n J C , A t t a m R , A l p e r n Z et al. P r e v a l e n ce of colorectal neoplasia in smokers . Am J Gastroenterol ... certain principles of preparation will enhance the e ectiveness of each of these commercial preparations. Best established is the principle of “ splitting, ” in which at least half of the prepara-tion...
... example of the complexity of the metal interconnects in today’s chip. Left chipcross-section: most of the chip is occupied by metalinterconnect layers. Right: the complexity of the architecture of ... typical bit rate of 155 Mb s−1[24]. A further advantage of the use of a large optical mode waveguide is the ease of interfacing to single-mode optical fibre. Inthe approach of [24], these are ... masses of the chargecarriers, limited band offset of approximately 80 meV per 10% Ge concentration and splittinginto heavy hole (HH) and light hole (LH) bands. Moreover, the high amount of strain,...
... form of the continuity equation in several futurederivations.2.6 CONSERVATION OF ENERGYThe first law of thermodynamics is a statement of conservation of energy. For a systemcomposed of a given ... TRANSFORMATION OF A MATERIAL DERIVATIVE TO A CONTROL VOLUME APPROACH 29We construct our material derivative from the mathematical definitiondNdt≡ limt→0(final value of N)t+t− (initial value of ... form of partial derivatives) the specific heats cvand cp. Are theseexpressions valid for a material in any state?1.28. State the perfect gas equation of state. Give a consistent set of units...
... pair of [ ]CH— &[ ]CϽ, 1 pair of CH— &F—, 1 pair of ϭϭ ϭCϽ & —F, 1 pair of CϽ and ϾCϽ, and 3 pairs of ϾCϽ & —F. The locationϭϭ of bonding in esters is distinguished by the use of ... For-tunately, the result is often adequate for engineering purposes, in spite of the largemeasure of empiricism incorporated in so many of the estimation procedures andin spite of the potential for ... oxygen as an ideal gas, carbon as a solid in the form of -graphite, bromine as a pure saturated liquid,etc. Numerical values of properties of the constituent elements are not of concern,since,...
... processing of materialstoward innovations ofgas sensors.Micro-platforms fabricated with MEMS techniques are almostready to be used in gas sensors. Excellent heating and cooling char-acteristics of ... grains. The ratio of the slopes of straightlines, A/B, gives the ratio of reaction rate constants (k2)ofH2andCO; k2 of H2is analyzed to be 14 times as large as that of CO. Sim-ilar H2response ... the field of gas sensors, especially for the purpose of realizing a micro-platform, suspended in a cavity of silicon for thermal insulation, onwhich sensing materials are coated. One of the greatest...
... synthesized by method of electrical explosion of wires. The structure of core levels W4f and O1swas explored by XPS-method. Exposure of oxides to air at 293 K leads to the formation of WO3·(OH2)n-phase ... surface of nanoparticles.A correlation between value x of nonstoichiometric WO3−xoxide matrix and contents of OH-groups in it was revealed. It was noticed, that theincrease of number of W5+-states ... promis-ing materials and are used for producing ofgas sensors activeelements [1–8]. In the most cases the range of their work temper-atures is 520–620 K. But during exploitation of active elementsat...
... non-oscillating) scheme of Shuand Osher (1989) has been used by a number of authors. In this scheme the edge72 Numerical solutions of Navier–Stokes equationsFig. 3.8. One example of the use of adaptive ... refinement of the grid. Early examples of the use of oc-tree/quadtree AMR include front-tracking simulations of biological cells by Agre-sar et al. (1998). More recent uses include simulations of underwater ... Computation of a splashing drop using an advanced VOF method. Reprintedfrom Rieber and Frohn (1999) with permission from Elsevier.development of the VOF method was to get away from using any kind of...
... characteristics of the fuel and the way it burns.Table 1.4 below provides the comparison of properties of typicalgases.TABLE 1.4 Comparison of properties of typical gasesProperty UnitsNatural gas CommercialPropane ... AND PRACTICE OFGAS SERVICESubstitute Natural Gas Substitute natural gas (SNG) is manufactured either as a direct substi-tute for natural gas or as a means of providing additional gas to meetpeak ... each 1m3 of methane requires 2 m3 of oxygen and produces1m3 of carbon dioxide and 2m3 of water vapour. Therefore, 90m3 of methane will require 180 m3 of oxygen and produce 90 m3 of carbondioxide...
... [55].Intestinal Microflora in Patients with GastricHypochlorhydriaCregan et al. [93] showed that neither gastric hypo-chlorhydria nor the presence of a profuse gastric microflo-ra necessarily ... specifically.Overall, only a handful of adverse events were recorded:5 cases of flatulence, 2 of abdominal pain, 1 of nausea and2 cases of vomiting in children. Overall, gastrointestinalside effects ... inhibitors of gastricacid secretion, resulting in an increase of gastric pH thatinterferes significantly with the gastric acid barrier. It isnow well established that H. pylori is of major importancefor...