2012
DOI: 10.15216/9785406006566
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“…21,22 Both of these types of stress result in mass transport of Sn atoms from the highly stressed region to the whisker root; this is generally accepted as the phenomenon driving growth of tin whiskers and hillocks. 18,21 Because stress, global or local, also depends on crystallographic texture, which may be predominantly determined by electrodeposition process conditions, for example current density, deposition temperature, bath agitation, etc., [23][24][25][26][27] it is important to study such correlations; we summarize below various reports addressing these issues.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…21,22 Both of these types of stress result in mass transport of Sn atoms from the highly stressed region to the whisker root; this is generally accepted as the phenomenon driving growth of tin whiskers and hillocks. 18,21 Because stress, global or local, also depends on crystallographic texture, which may be predominantly determined by electrodeposition process conditions, for example current density, deposition temperature, bath agitation, etc., [23][24][25][26][27] it is important to study such correlations; we summarize below various reports addressing these issues.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1). The marine Lower Cretaceous section, containing a rich invertebrate fauna, has been described repeatedly in the literature (Pavlow and Lamplugh, 1892;Pavlow, 1901;Chernova, 1951;Sazonova, 1958;Glazunova, 1967Glazunova, , 1973Myatlyuk, 1984;Baraboshkin et al, 2001;Guzhikov, Baraboshkin, and Birbina, 2003;Blagovetshenskiy and Shumilkin, 2006a, b;Baraboshkin and Blagovetshenskiy, 2010). The section at Slantsevy Rudnik represents the upper part of the Hauterivian with a total thickness of 38.8 m (Baraboshkin and Blagovetshenskiy, 2010).…”
Section: Geological Contextmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…1). These deposits are referred to the ammonite Speetoniceras versicolor Zone, the lower of the three ammonite zones of the upper Hauterivian (Pavlow, 1901;Glazunova, 1967;Baraboshkin and Blagovetshenskiy, 2010). UPM 976 was found in the dark gray shales and siltites of the g-3.1 horizon, in the lower part of the Speetoniceras versicolor Zone (Fig.…”
Section: Geological Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Increased potassium nutrition of plants provides the formation of their stronger skeletal tissuesandalso cell wall and cuticle that prevents penetration into the cell phytopathogens. Given sufficientpotassiumNutrition in plants activates the biosynthesis of phenolic compoundsthen play an important role in plant immunity [7,8,9].On the other hand, nitrogen fertilizers, creating excess nitrates in the soil, increase its conductive properties, resulting inphytopathogenicmicromyceta are not only superior but also capable under optimal conditions actively infect susceptible plants. Moreover, according to V.О.Chulkyna and others (2009), with an excess of nitrate bacteria antagonists lose the ability to produce antibiotics and other biologically active substances.…”
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confidence: 99%