- gl****
microspheres to
increase the matrix/
microspheres interfacial strength (the
common failure point when
stressed in a
tensile manner).
Microspheres made...
- Gl****
microspheres,
polymer microspheres,
metal microspheres, and
ceramic microspheres are
commercially available.
Solid and
hollow microspheres vary widely...
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expandable microspheres are off-white, can be 6 to 40
micrometers in
average diameter and have a
density of 900 to 1400 kg/m3. The
expandable microspheres are...
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Luminescence is a
spontaneous emission of
radiation from an
electronically or
vibrationally excited species not in
thermal equilibrium with its environment...
- A
microsphere is a
small spherical microparticle, with
diameters typically ranging from 1 μm to 1000 μm (1 mm).
Microsphere may also
refer to: Microsphere...
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Radioactive Microspheres.,
Wagner et al, Invest. Radiol., 1969. 4(6): p. 374-386. "Fluorescent
Microspheres" (PDF).
Fluorescent Microsphere Resource Center...
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microsphere or protocell.
Microspheres are made from the
addition of
water or salt
solution to the
appropriate proteinoids. To
prepare microspheres,...
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allow for
targeted infusion of the SIR-Spheres
microspheres to the site of the tumors. The
microspheres take
approximately 15
minutes to be infused, with...
- therapeutics.
Dextran microspheres are 1 to 250
micrometer sized polymeric particles that can
encapsulate drugs.
Microspheres composed of
dextran have...
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Optical microspheres (photonic atoms) are one of the
types of
optical microresonators (also microcavities) emplo****
commonly in
photonic research; they...
