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agglomerate <agglomerate; agglomerates> SUST.

agglomerate
agglomerate

agglomerate V.

agglomerate
agglomerate
agglomerate
agglomerate

agglomerate ADJ. (d)

agglomerate FIN.

agglomerate ADJ.

agglomerate FIN.
agglomerate FIN. (d)
agglomerate (d)

agglomerate SUST. GEOL.

agglomerate ADJ.

agglomerate

agglomerate SUST. GEOL.

agglomerate

agglomerate V.

agglomerate
agglomerate

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Electrostatic repulsion of the primary particles in the agglomerated titania breaks up the agglomerate into primary particles.
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Digestion forces the small colloidal particles to agglomerate which decreases their surface area and thus adsorption.
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Powder and liquid mixing systems are capable of rapidly incorporating large quantities of powders at high concentrations agglomerate free and fully hydrated.
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Once formed, nuclei collide to coalesce or agglomerate where temperature and species dictate the mechanism.
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This means that the solid particles do not agglomerate or phase separate even in extremely strong magnetic fields.
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There is a local appearance of agglomerate and pumice.
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It is shown that increasing sonication time is in favor of reducing the agglomerate size, while increasing the polymer has an adverse effect.
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However, in such a process small particles may agglomerate and lead to poorer magnetic properties compared to the wet pressing process.
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If a detergent is used on purified magnetosomes, they tend to agglomerate rather than staying in chain form.
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The lithology is bluish grey dacitic tuff, which can be massive or foliated, also dacitic agglomerate and shale.
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