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“an expected trend”

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p=0.08

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

In the literature

The parameters peak1 and peak2 changed according to an expected trend (see Fig. 6 ): the amplitude of the first reflection increased with increasing concentration due to more significant differences in acoustic impedances, whereas the amplitude of the second reflection decreased with increasing concentration because of less ultrasound energy that crosses the sample.
With 0–100% TEGDVE/TMPTE, an overall increase in front velocity for samples containing talc was observed with the increasing TEGDVE content, which is an expected trend. 35 At 25% TEGDVE, the front velocity did decrease, which was also observed in previous reports. 35 For samples with hectorite, a front was not supported with 100% TMPTE and no TEGDVE, though a localized reaction occurred upon application of heat.