نتایج جستجو برای: pore network

تعداد نتایج: 710350  

Journal: :The Journal of Cell Biology 1977
R H Kirschner M Rusli T E Martin

We have used high resolution scanning electron microscopy (SEM) to study the nuclear envelope components of isolated mouse liver nuclei. The surfaces of intact nuclei are covered by closely packed ribosomes which are distinguishable by SEM from nuclear pore complexes. After removal of nuclear membranes with the nonionic detergent Triton X-100, the pore complexes remain attached to an underlying...

2008
S. Altrichter J. Barton R. Bauer R. Booth J. Bratz P. Canepa Q. Chen J. D. Fehribach M. Gratton N. Greaney W. J. Law L. Martinez G. Moore A. Ortan J. Phillips V. Quenneville-Belair B. Rife L. Rossi A. Rubio D. Signori S. Swaminathan P. Vu P. Webb J. Zheng Q. Zhu

This work is a study of the movement of particles, one at a time, through a fixed filter. Various assumptions are made about particle and pore sizes, pore selection rules and filter configurations. This report is divided into three main sections: The first studies the filter by analyzing its layers both in a qualitative sense and by computational simulations. The next studies the filter through...

Journal: :CoRR 2015
Oleg P. Iliev Zahra Lakdawala Katherine H. L. Leonard Yavor Vutov

Pore–scale modeling and simulation of reactive flow in porous media has a range of diverse applications, and poses a number of research challenges. It is known that the morphology of a porous medium has significant influence on the local flow rate, which can have a substantial impact on the rate of chemical reactions. While there are a large number of papers and software tools dedicated to simu...

2012
H. Meidani A. Jacot M. Rappaz

A 3D multiphase-field (PhF) model has been developed in order to study the formation of a micropore constrained to grow in a solid network (i.e., pinching effect). The model accounts for the pressure difference due to capillarity between liquid and gas, the equilibrium condition at triple (solid-liquid-pore) lines, the partitioning and diffusion of dissolved gases such as hydrogen. From the pre...

2009
Muslim Dvoyashkin Alexey Khokhlov Rustem Valiullin Jörg Kärger Matthias Thommes

1. Introduction Molecular dynamics under confinement is a subject of extensive scientific research. Besides fundamental interest, the understanding of the very intrinsic mechanisms of how confinements alter the fluid transport properties has an immense impact on application-oriented sciences, including life sciences in particular. Having the possibility of preparing mesoporous materials with we...

2006
C. A. PETERS J. A. LEWANDOWSKI M. L. MAIER M. A. CELIA L. LI

Reactive transport models that describe mineral reactions in porous media rely on laboratory measurements of rate parameters that may fail to represent reactions defined at larger averaging scales. In recently completed work, we used pore-scale network models to investigate the effects of heterogeneities in pore structure and mineral distribution on geochemical reaction rates in porous media. O...

1995
T. J. Dodson W. W. Sampson

The pore size distribution in paper, measured by uid permeation perpendicular to the plane of the sheet, is known to be approximately lognormal with standard deviation proportional to the mean. Also, this corresponds quite well to the polygonal size distribution arising from a random array of lines in a plane, which may be approximated using the negative exponential distribution for inter-cross...

2005
Lau Chin Guan Hadi Nur

Synthesis of mesoporous materials with a bimodal pore size has always been of great importance for size-selective separation process. Especially, ordered mesoporous cubic MCM-48 with its highly interwoven and branched pore structure, is a potential separation material in applications similar to which zeolites are now being used. This material could have specific technological advantages because...

2015
Florian Meirer Sam Kalirai Darius Morris Santosh Soparawalla Yijin Liu Gerbrand Mesu Joy C. Andrews Bert M. Weckhuysen

Fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) particles account for 40 to 45% of worldwide gasoline production. The hierarchical complex particle pore structure allows access of long-chain feedstock molecules into active catalyst domains where they are cracked into smaller, more valuable hydrocarbon products (for example, gasoline). In this process, metal deposition and intrusion is a major cause for irrevers...

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