20041015 · The quartz crystal is formed from silicon and oxygen (Si02). Its charac- teristic form is a result of the unit cells by which the crystal grows. These unit cells are identical and consist of atoms arranged in a repetitive geometric pattern. Quartz crystals have a three dimen- sional geometric body (Figure 4). Most the physical properties of a …
view moreA phenazine-conjugated microporous polymer-based quartz crystal microbalance for sensitive detection of formaldehyde vapors at room temperature: an experiment and density functional theory study †
view moreIn this chapter we explain the specificities posed by the use-wear analysis of homogeneous and heterogeneous rocks other than flint. We describe the experimentation carried out with such raw-materials as quartz, quartzite and obsidian, and propose the same means of observation as for the analysis of implements in flint and/or bone: binocular magnifying …
view more202311 · Highlights • Quartz crystal microbalance applied for the first time to study adsorption of emerging contaminants from aqueous solution. • The effect of surface functional group on the adsorption of two commonly detected pharmaceutical has been studied. • Both amlodipine and carbamazepine adsorb onto hydrophobic/aqueous …
view more2019116 · The quartz crystal microbalance (QCM) is a simple, cost-effective, mass sensing technique based on the resonant oscillation of a piezoelectric quartz crystal. The resonance frequency of the crystal (typically 5 to 10 MHz) is measured as a function of time, and it reports on the presence of a foreign mass film on the crystal surface and any ...
view more2012113 · Perfusion of fibrinogen-coated polystyrene-coated quartz crystals with platelet-poor plasma in the presence of silica, polystyrene, and gold nanoparticles did not induce significant changes in frequency and dissipation.
view moreTo investigate the adsorption mechanism of quaternary ammonium salt on the α-quartz (001) sur-face, the adsorption models of hydrophobic modifiers 1231, 1431, 1631 and 1831 were constructed and simulated using the density functional theory (DFT).
view more202441 · Quartz crystal microbalance (QCM), being a mass-sensitive sensor, has the benefit of achieving high accuracy (up to nanogram level), providing real-time digital frequency output, and being easy to operate. QCM has been extensively studied in the areas of chemistry, physics, and biology due to its ability to provide real-time monitoring ...
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