diffusion barriersの例文

• Materials providing good adhesion are not necessarily good diffusion barriers and vice versa.
• The coat is composed of VSG dimers and forms a macromolecular diffusion barrier.
• Pashley concluded that the maintenance of the smear layer established a protective diffusion barrier.
• Hyaluronan networks retard diffusion and form a diffusion barrier that regulates transport of substances through intercellular spaces.
• The inclusion of the SiC as diffusion barrier was first suggested by D . T . Livey.
• Therefore, to be effective, a good diffusion barrier requires inertness with respect to adjacent materials.
• ALD is increasingly popular for creating thin films for gate dielectrics, capacitor dielectrics and diffusion barriers.
• Nickel powder and electro-deposited nickel mesh diffusion barriers were pioneered by Edward Adler and Edward Norris.
• If the layer is not continuous, its effectiveness as a diffusion barrier to oxygen is significantly reduced.
• Changing the diffusion barrier allows the sensor manufacturer to tailor the sensor to a particular target gas concentration range.
• The gold film can also be deposited on a diffusion barrier film, i . e . oxide or nitride.
• The role of a diffusion barrier is to prevent or to retard the inter-diffusion of the two superposed metals.
• The main materials were indium tin oxide transparent electrical conductor, silicon dioxide diffusion barrier, and chromium and copper conductors.
• The diffusion barrier avoids interaction between Au and Ti / Cr and requires higher temperatures to form a reliable and uniform bond.
• The process is thought to be analogous to physical diffusion, with contours acting as diffusion barriers for the colour and brightness signals.
• The stronger this accumulation, the more effective the aerobic boundary between sediment and water can act as a diffusion barrier for phosphate.
• A major problem was finding proper seals for the pumps, but by far the greatest difficulty lay in constructing an appropriate diffusion barrier.
• These results suggest a genetic basis exists behind bacterial antibiotic resistance, rather than the biofilm simply acting as a diffusion barrier to the antibiotic.
• In this way parylenes can be used as diffusion barriers and for reducing the polarizability of surface ( de-activation of oxide surfaces ).
• In humans, septins are involved in cytokinesis, cilium formation and neurogenesis through the capability to recruit other proteins or serve as a diffusion barrier.