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It is a transient surface phenomena – you have to take a thin layer of top soil and keep it in its thin-layer form, and keep exposing it to sunlight, and then you can capture some water molecules coming off of it.

Water on the Moon: What Does it Mean? | Universe Today

It was a plain cheesecake with tall sturdy sides topped with a thin-layer of sour cream.

For Thanksgiving, sweet potato cheesecake | Homesick Texan

The experts at Durham University are developing light-absorbing materials for use in the production of thin-layer solar photovoltaic PV cells which are used to convert light energy into electricity.

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Substantial amounts of cholesterol oxides were found in ghee 12.3% of sterols, but not in fresh butter, by thin-layer and high-performance-liquid chromatography.

Bacon and butter and lard, Oh my! | The Blog of Michael R. Eades, M.D.

Also, sitting well-used in the corner were a Foster + Freeman ESDA—an electrostatic detection apparatus—and a thin-layer gas chromatograph for ink and trace analysis.

THE DEVIL’S TEARDROP

But that was using immunoassay and thin-layer chromatography.

Harvest

When extracts from rice plants and fish were made, separated on thin-layer chromatography, and scanned with a radioscanner, only the parent compound was detected.

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Sickert's grease paints and paints from his studio would not have eluded the scanning electron microscope, the ion microprobe, the x-ray diffractometer, or thin-layer chromatography, to list a few of the resources available now.

Portrait of a Killer

There was somewhat of an ulterior motive, though, family members said jokingly: Harrelson loved sweets and thin-layer chocolate cake.

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However, modern thin-layer solar cells are able to produce energy more efficiently, cutting this timescale to just three years.

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