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Meaning of "macropores"
Macropores are large cavities or openings in a material or substance, typically used in scientific or technical contexts to describe physical structures with significant void spaces
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These macropores are very effective in adsorption of cytokines.
Said ceramic scaffold comprises interconnected macropores.
Macropores may be determined using mercury porosimetry.
The starting material preferably comprises macropores.
Further preferred is that the macropores are interconnected.
In relation to this invention there are two types of macropores.
The preservation of macropores allows the preservation of permeability.
They have both micropores and macropores.
The ratio of micropores to macropores is then easily calculated.
These catalysts or guard beds may contain macropores.
Cultivation also reduces macropores which can facilitate leaching.
These catalysts may have macropores.
Macropores include the void spaces between particles or crystallites.
This green body has macropores.
The pore size of macropores is determined using mercury porosimetry.
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A plurality of micropores are formed at least within the macropores.
The material comprises both macropores and micropores.
A plurality of macropores are formed on at least a portion of the first side.
Cells can attach to the walls of the macropores.
Soil decompaction restores macropores in soils and reduces soil strength.
Gore regularly spaced macropores.
Some macropores may be in communication with the outer surface of the body.
The micropores are at least present in the surface of the macropores.
The macrotexured surface has macropores that have undercut edge profiles.
Preferably said resin is substantially devoid of mesopores and macropores.
Hence they can easily fill the macropores of the zeolite agglomerates.
The catalyst is characterized by a lack of micropores and an abundance of macropores.
Both PFOBr and perfluorodecalin give rise to macropores at high oil concentrations.
Ceramic material for osteoinduction comprising micropores in the surface of macropores.
Presence of macropores.
Preferably said beads or granules or fibres are substantially devoid of mesopores and macropores.
The macropores are clearly visible and have a porous diameter greater than a micron.
Their further degradation results in tunnels and macropores interconnected.
The macropores are the network of channels resulting from the aggregation of the zeolite.
Said molds are not involved in the formation of the macropores.
These macropores will also include the void spaces between particles or crystallites.
The hydrotreating catalysts of the invention also are characterized as containing essentially no macropores.
The porosity contained in the macropores and mesopores does not participate in the adsorption capacity.
The present invention provides a macroporous polymer scaffold comprising macropores and interconnections.
Also large and numerous macropores aid in rapid diffusional release of the active substances.
The porous inorganic materials produced by this process display connected open macropores.
The pore size of macropores and their corresponding specific surface are determined using mercury porosimetry.
The recoated titanium dioxide scaffold is macroporous and comprises macropores and interconnections.
The network of interconnecting macropores results from the space left free between the juxtaposed agglomerates.
The titanium dioxide scaffold typically is a macroporous scaffold comprising macropores and interconnections.
For powdered activated carbon types the macropores have largely disappeared due to the milling process.
The macropore interconnectivity is related to the volume and the size of the macropores.
The mean size of the macropores of the ENG matrix was determined using a mercury porosimeter.
The interior material is typically formed within the macropores of the base matrix.
However, certain macropores are still accessible and may be infiltrated again.
