Interlamellar

[28] observed that absorption of water and ethanol molecules in semicrystalline aromatic and aliphatic P-66-induced some reorganization of the hydrogen bonds in the crystalline phase, but also increased the mobility of the amorphous segments of the molecules in the interlamellar regions.

In our earlier study, cartilaginous tissue inflammation, mucus secretion, loss of gill lamellar structure, necrosis of gill filament with the associated reduction in the number of lamellae per filament, obliteration of interlamellar water channels, and fusion of lamellae were noted in naturally infected C.

That charge imbalance is neutralized by adsorption of several interlamellar species, like the carbonate ion C[O.sup.-2.sub.3] [1-3].

For transverse fractures, low strain rates tend to result in fractures that preferentially follow an interlamellar pathway, with the fracture surface moving up the side of collagen fibers forming a series of steps across the bone; with increased strain rate, the crack moves fairly indiscriminately across all constituents (Pope & Outwater 1972).

This is because the basal planes and edges of chemically treated graphite sheets are modified with oxygen-containing functional groups such as hydroxyl, carboxyl, and epoxy groups, which greatly increase the interlamellar spacing and destroy the original crystal structure of graphite.

Unlike interlamellar transplantation, numerous infiltrated inflammatory cells, such as neutrophils and lymphocytes, were detected at 2 weeks after surgery in the subcutaneous implantation model.

By following the evolution of [d.sub.001] basal-spacing value, different hydration states were defined with the insertion of 0, 1,2, or 3 planes of [H.sub.2]O molecules in the interlamellar spaces leading to growth of the spacing values as function of RH% [28,38-40].

There are detailed morphometric studies demonstrating increased fascicular area in nerves with DPN [17] as perineurial sheath expansion due to increased perineurial lamellar area and interlamellar space [18].