Sentence examples for a concentration boundary from inspiring English sources
Case 2 indicates solute transport across a submerged cap in a concentration boundary layer to the pore.
A concentration boundary layer of O(Pe−1) thickness is found to form at the upstream side of the interface.
Using an equation, valid not only for electrophoresis, but also for chromatography and centrifugation, the mobility of a concentration boundary has been calculated for the first time and was, as expected, low.
Case 1 is subject to solute transport from the pore across an emerged cap in a concentration boundary layer on the solidification front to surrounding liquid in the early stage.
There is a concentration boundary in the dilute region for crystallizability of PET: near the boundary concentration, the chain coils contain a considerable amount of segments with few chain entanglements.
It was found that there is a concentration boundary for the original solution: below the boundary, the freeze-dried iPS samples are poorly crystallized but the chains are in a highly ordered 31 helix state; above the concentration boundary, the freeze-dried iPS is in a completely disordered amorphous state.
The cytosol was included in the model either as a zero concentration boundary, when a LCC Ca2+ source was used, or as a constant level corresponding to diastolic [Ca2+] of 0.1 μM (see ∂ΩD in Fig. 6).
Moreover, numerical analyses showed a developed concentration boundary layer acting as a mass transfer resistance which is equivalent to a PRF of 30.
In this approach, the diffusion is not driven by a constant concentration boundary condition, but either by a constant flux point source (RTI) or a small bolus (less than 1 nL) of injected substance (RTP and IOI).
The problem is solved in the approximations of a thin concentration boundary layer and finite dilution of a solute in the solvent.
Case 1 is subject to solute transport from the pore into surrounding liquid as a result of the cap emerged from a thin concentration boundary layer on the solidification front.
