PEMANFAATAN KARAGINAN DAN GUM ARABIC SEBAGAI EDIBLE FILM BERBASIS HIDROKOLOID (The use of Carrageenan and Gum Arabic for Hidrocolloid Based Edible Film) by Budi Santoso, Herpandi Herpandi, Puspa Ayu Pitayati, Rindit Pambayun

“…The best edible film characteristics were 0.,050 mm of thickness, 19.61 x 106 N/m2 of tensile strength, 14.095% of percentage of elongation, 7.368 g/m2.24 h of water vapor transmission rate, and 0.3028 of water activity got from interaction between 2% of carrageenan concentration and 0.2% gum Arabic concentration. …”
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Effect of Different Film-forming Temperature on Physicochemical Properties and Microstructure of Sorghum Straw Powder/Nano-ZnO/Polyvinyl Alcohol Nanocomposite Film by Guantao ZHANG, Dongjie ZHANG, Juan LI, Hongjiang WANG, Luda JIN, Ran YI, Zitong ZHANG, Yue ZHANG

“…The results showed that the addition of SSP could improve the TS, barrier properties and thermal properties of the SNP nanocomposite films. …”
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Enhancement in the physico-mechanical functions of seaweed biopolymer film via embedding fillers for plasticulture application-a comparison with conventional biodegradable mulch fi... by Hasan, M., Chong, E. W. N., Jafarzadeh, Shima, Md. Tahir, Paridah, Gopakumar, Deepu A., Tajarudin, Husnul Azan, Thomas, Sabu, H. P. Shawkataly, Abdul Khalil

“…The seaweed polymer film incorporated with MB–CaCO3 showed the highest contact angle of 100.94°, whereas conventional biodegradable mulch film showed a contact angle of 90.25°. …”

Enhancement in the physico-mechanical functions of seaweed biopolymer film via embedding fillers for plasticulture application—a comparison with conventional biodegradable mulch fi... by Hasan, Muhammad, Chong, Eunice Wan Ni, Jafarzadeh, Shima, Md. Tahir, Paridah, Gopakumar, Deepu Ambika, Tajarudin, Husnul Azan, Thomas, Sabu, H. P. Shawkataly, Abdul Khalil

“…The seaweed polymer film incorporated with MB–CaCO3 showed the highest contact angle of 100.94°, whereas conventional biodegradable mulch film showed a contact angle of 90.25°. …”
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KARAKTERISTIK FILM PELAPIS PANGAN DARI SURIMI BELUT SAWAH DAN TAPIOKA [Charateristics of Edible Film from Field Eel Surimi and Tapioca Starch] by Budi Santoso*, Herpandi, Vemi Ariani, Rindit Pambayun

“…The best edible film was made of 6% of surimi concentration and 3% of tapioca concentration. …”
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Effect of backward injection with combined hole on film colling performance by Fatima Ben Ali Kouchih, K. Boualem, A. Azzi

“…In addition, several velocity vectors and contours are presented for analyzing the thermal behavior. The results show that a uniform coverage is obtained by the backward injection which leads to best cooling. …”
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Preparation and electrochromic properties of indium tin oxide nanocrystal films by JIA Yan, LIU Dongqing, CHENG Haifeng

“…The results show that the visible light transmittance of ITO nanocrystal film is 89.2%, and the resistivity is 54 Ω·cm after 5 spin coatings. …”
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Custom Neural networks modelling for semitransparent thin film photovoltaic by Sabri, Sabri Yasameen Hussein

“…The proposed CNN modelling has the best goodness-of-fit than other relative models, and it is verified by the comparison between the measured and modelled outcomes which shows reasonable R-square value. …”
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Control of magnetization dynamics by substrate orientation in YIG thin films by Ganesh Gurjar, Vinay Sharma, S Patnaik, Bijoy K Kuanr

“…Atomic force microscopy (AFM) images show smooth film surfaces with roughness 0.308 nm in Bi-YIG (111). …”
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Investigating Mechanical Behaviours of PDMS Films under Cyclic Loading by Kyu Song, Nak-Kyun Cho, Keun Park, Chung-Soo Kim

“…The test results show that PDMS films have a constant monotonic elastic modulus regardless of the influence of thickness and tensile loading, whereas a cyclic elastic modulus changes depending on experimental parameters. …”
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Thin film composite hollow fiber membrane for separation in biorefinery by Elfira, Anuar

“…Hollow fiber spun at 6 cm air gap distance showed the best membrane substrate to produce TFC membrane. …”
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Optimization of biodegradable sago-based film formulation for food packaging by Md. Wahi, Nurhazerin

“…The WVP was significantly affected by both linear sago/chitosan and glycerol/sorbitol-plasticized. The results show that the best film formulations for sago film formulation within the experimental ranges are 16.36 wt.% sago/chitosan, 41.11 wt.% glycerol/sorbitol and 0.7350 wt.% cinnamaldehyde for 135.49 MPa of TS; 57.01 wt.% sago/chitosan, 59.14 wt.% glycerol/sorbitol and 0.6400 wt.% cinnamaldehyde for 0.6012% EB and 41.03 wt.% sago/chitosan, 30.32 wt.% glycerol/sorbitol and 0.8364 wt.% cinnamaldehyde for 8.45x106 MPa of EM. …”
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Film Recommender System Menggunakan Metode Neural Collaborative Filtering by Ni’mah Khoiriyah Ayyiyah, Retno Kusumaningrum, Rismiyati Rismiyati

“…The results on the model test show the best results with can average loss value of 0,1356 on the train label and 0,8898 on the val label, with the learning rate and batch size getting the best performance when the learning rate is 0,001 and the batch size is 1024. …”
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Organic-Inorganic Films with Anticorrosive and Bactericidal Properties for Titanium Implants by C.K.C. Kayser, L.T. Mueller, L.G. Soares, D.R. Volz, A.L. Ziulkoski, E.L. Schneider, C.T. Oliveira, F.D.P. Morisso, S.R. Kunst, C.L.P. Carone

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Tungsten oxide thin films for highly sensitive triethylamine detection by Guanglu Lei, Zishuo Li, Guocai Lu, Jinyuan Hu, Haochuan Shang, Xiaolei Zhang, Xianghong Liu, Jun Zhang, Xiangxin Guo

“…Gas sensing investigations show that the WO3 sensor annealed at 500 °C possesses the best sensing properties for detecting triethylamine (TEA) including very high response, good selectivity, fast response, and low limit of detection (63 ppb). …”
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Experiment on the Flow Characteristics of Film Self-Excited Flapping Jet by Xiao LIANG, Hao CHEN, Chuan-qing ZHU, Min-yi XU

“…However, the turbulent characteristics of the flapping jet are different at a variety of film lengths. Within the film length range in the present experiment, the film with length L=1.25D performs best in jet mixing. …”
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Performance limitations in practical transparent conducting oxide thin films by Vai, A

“…After essential background information on the basic physics and chemistry of TCOs, as well as a detailed discussion of the chosen deposition and characterization methods, three main classes of performance limitations will be covered: 1) those related to the intrinsic properties of electronic transport in crystalline TCO domains, 2) those arising in the course of impurity doping, and 3) those occurring due to grain boundary effects and the polycrystalline nature of thin film TCO samples.</p> <p>Taken together, these results will show that preparing ZnO-based TCOs with performance approaching that of the best In₂O₃-based materials, while very likely to be <em>technically</em> possible, will almost certainly involve overcoming significant engineering and process development challenges that, importantly, are not required to make high quality In₂O₃. …”

Effect of film thickness on hysteresis of narrowband thermochromic liquid crystal by Mohd Zulkeple, Muhammad Fitri

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Optical Properties of Magnesium-Zinc Oxide for Thin Film Photovoltaics by Mohammed A. Razooqi Alaani, Prakash Koirala, Adam B. Phillips, Geethika K. Liyanage, Rasha A. Awni, Dhurba R. Sapkota, Balaji Ramanujam, Michael J. Heben, Stephen K. O’Leary, Nikolas J. Podraza, Robert W. Collins

“…Motivated by their utility in CdTe-based thin film photovoltaics (PV) devices, an investigation of thin films of the magnesium-zinc oxide (Mg<i>_x</i>Zn_1−<i>x</i>O or MZO) alloy system was undertaken applying spectroscopic ellipsometry (SE). …”
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Assessment of the Opacity of Titanium Dioxide Free Film Coating Formulations by Alyson Hui Ling Tee, Michaela Ogden-Barker, Kieran Ellis Sproston

“…HPMC-based film coatings containing CaCO3 demonstrated the best covering potential and were positively correlated to the amount of CaCO3 present, while PVA-based film coatings containing CaCO3showed poor coverage, even at 9% weight gain. …”
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