9 research outputs found
Effect of an electric field on coalescence in gallium island films
It was found that the external longitudinal electric field stimulates coalescence in gallium island films with different particle sizes on a poorly conducting carbon substrate, which can be considered as a manifestation of the particle mutual-charging effect.
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Установлено, что внешнее продольное электрическое поле стимулирует процесс коалесценции в островковых пленках галлия с различным размером частиц на слабопроводящей углеродной подложке, что может рассматриваться как проявление эффекта взаимного заряжения частиц
Size effects in wetting for highly dispersed systems
Wetting in systems with different dispersities of the solid and liquid phases and with different types of interfacial interaction was investigated. Studied were liq-uid metal-amorphous carbon and liquid metal-solid metal film-ionic crystal sys-tems in which the drop size and the thickness of film-substrates varied in the range 3x10^5–2x10^2 nm, respectively. It was found that for systems of the metal-amorphous carbon type a reduction in particle size and in thickness of carbon films brings about a size effect during wetting as a consequence of a decrease in the surface energy of the corresponding dispersed phase. For metal-metal-ionic crystal systems, a size effect during wetting is also observed but it is mainly caused by a changed nature of the interfacial interaction in the dispersed phases. Some parameters derived from the experimental data determine the dependence of the surface energy of small particles on their size
Mapping social work across 10 countries: Structure, intervention, identity and challenges
An emerging global consciousness and rising attention given to international social work
development has seen the recognition of comparative research within the profession.
Understanding the functioning and organisation of social work within various country contexts
is critical in order to formulate knowledge around its overall impact, successes and challenges,
allowing social workers to learn from one another and build professional consolidation. The
profession is mapped out in 10 countries, reflecting on its structure, identity and development.
Although the profession is developing globally, it is also experiencing significant challenges. Key
insights, conclusions and recommendations for future research are presented
Methods of determination of wetting in highly dispersed systems
Procedures are described for studying the wetting of solid substrates by island vacuum condensates. The proposed methods are based on the application of optical and electron microscopy and may be used to find the angles of contact over a wide range of particle sizes (3-10^5 nm)
Methods of determination of wetting in highly dispersed systems
Procedures are described for studying the wetting of solid substrates by island vacuum condensates. The proposed methods are based on the application of optical and electron microscopy and may be used to find the angles of contact over a wide range of particle sizes (3-10^5 nm)
Size effects in wetting for highly dispersed systems
Wetting in systems with different dispersities of the solid and liquid phases and with different types of interfacial interaction was investigated. Studied were liq-uid metal-amorphous carbon and liquid metal-solid metal film-ionic crystal sys-tems in which the drop size and the thickness of film-substrates varied in the range 3x10^5–2x10^2 nm, respectively. It was found that for systems of the metal-amorphous carbon type a reduction in particle size and in thickness of carbon films brings about a size effect during wetting as a consequence of a decrease in the surface energy of the corresponding dispersed phase. For metal-metal-ionic crystal systems, a size effect during wetting is also observed but it is mainly caused by a changed nature of the interfacial interaction in the dispersed phases. Some parameters derived from the experimental data determine the dependence of the surface energy of small particles on their size