The phrase "a function of mixing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing processes, relationships, or variables where mixing plays a role in determining an outcome or effect.
Example: "The final color of the paint is a function of mixing the primary colors in different proportions."
Alternatives: "a result of blending" or "an outcome of combining".
Second, they reveal a crossover between different morphological regimes as a function of mixing rate.
Fig. 4 Measured a Youngs modulus and b tear strength as a function of mixing ratio of the curative agent.
Figure 4 Histogram showing sizes of silica spheres as a function of mixing ratio of PMMA/silica sol.
The MS increases monotonically as a function of mixing speed, with a change of slope corresponding to the transition from laminar to turbulent mixing regimes.
The PBA equilibrium parameter and the gas-to-solid mass transfer coefficient during reaction are estimated as a function of mixing intensity, oxygen partial pressure, and catalyst concentration.
In other studies, the MS has been measured as a function of mixing speed in numerous sized reactors from 10 to 1000 l, and provides consistent and reproducible measurements.
The expression [1 – R tmix)] represents the fraction of chains exchanged as a function of mix time, and c0[1 – R tmix)] represents the concentration of mixed chains, in which c0 was the total constant polymer concentration.
A linear model was formed as a function of mix tiles fraction and the analysis of ANOVA suggest that the linear term used for this model is significant.
Figure 4b shows the concentration of exchanged chains as a function of mix time by assuming that the chain exchange process followed a zero-order rate expression with respect to polymer concentration and mix time.
A new development is also included, i.e. a new expression of Helmholtz function of mixing for compressible lattice chain fluids.
When ( ϵ AB − 1 2 ϵ A + ϵ B − ϵ 0 is assumed to be an experience constant, Λ, the dielectric function of mixing material is reduced to the following form: ϵ mixing = ϵ A X A 2 + ϵ B X B 2 + 2 X A X B Λ (15).
