containerless

containerless

(kənˈteɪnəlɪs)
adj
having no container
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(4.) Anderson, DM, Worster, MG, Davis, SH, "The Case for a Dynamic Contact Angle in Containerless Solidification." J.
Freezing of supercooled water drops on cold solid substrates: initiation and mechanism
A major impediment to the process is thermal interaction with a container wall, so electromagnetic and electrostatic levitation techniques have been developed for containerless undercooling and solidification of molten metals and alloys.
Solidification of containerless undercooled melts
Containerless vitrification of mammalian oocytes and embryos.
Criopreservacion de embriones bovinos producidos in vitro
Successful birth after transfer of vitrified human blastocysts with use of a cryoloop containerless technique.
Techniques for ovarian tissue, whole ovary, oocyte and embryo cryopreservation
Richard (Rick) Weber, director of the Glass Products Division of Containerless Research Inc, the small company that invented and produces the glass in Evanston, IL.
Flying glass
While many vermiculturists keep their worms in special bins, I've devised a containerless method that works just as well or better.
The Earthworm Lawn and Garden
An apparatus called the Electromagnetic Containerless Processing Facility (referred to by its German acronym TEMPUS) flew on two shuttle missions in 1994 and the summer of 1997.
Space-age metals: freed from gravity, materials reveal their mysteries
This was a joint project between Canada, the United States, and Germany which studied containerless processing of semiconductor materials using the float zone technique.
Does gravity play a role in your chemistry? A call for ideas
Containerless, or levitation, melting was one of the technological highlights demonstrated at INCAST Roundup'90.
Conference mirrors industry optimism
Containerless solidification is an important technique for producing ultrapure materials.
Freezing water droplets to novel icy peaks
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