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Id Subject Object Predicate Lexical cue tao:has_database_id
170 492-499 Chemical denotes polymer MESH:D011108
171 622-635 Chemical denotes polypropylene MESH:D011126

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T134 0-146 Sentence denotes Physical treatments employing UV irradiation, oven-dry, and microwave irradiation caused little impact on the filtration efficiency or resistance.
T135 147-404 Sentence denotes Previous studies reported the deteriorated performance with thermal treatment of electret filters [10,41], but most of the performance deterioration occurred with harsher conditions (120 °C, 48 h) and especially for materials with high dielectric constants.
T136 405-602 Sentence denotes Aging the electret filter at an extremely high temperature can trigger the mobility of polymer chains and charge carriers, leading to the loss of charges and increased particulate penetration [41].
T137 603-841 Sentence denotes In this study, the polypropylene electret filters were treated by the oven-dry condition that was relatively mild and short-term (90 °C, 1 h); and for this reason, the oven-dry treatment caused negligible effect on the performance change.
T138 842-1087 Sentence denotes UV irradiation may influence the performance by causing the surface oxidation, turning the surface hydrophilic [42]; and the increased conductivity in a humid condition can lead to the loss of charges, reducing the filtration efficiency [43,44].
T139 1088-1235 Sentence denotes However, UV irradiation, at the level of 10 W power with 253.7 nm wavelength, of this study did not significantly affect the filtration efficiency.