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The phrase "a function of potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, physics, or any field discussing variables and their relationships.
Example: "The energy of the system is a function of potential, which determines its stability."
Alternatives: "a variable of potential" or "an aspect of potential".
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(Its efficacy, a little like a nuclear deterrent's, was a function of potential, not actual, use).
Coverages, θ, with oxygen intermediates are also determined as a function of potential and pH.
When immersed into aqueous electrolyte, ion transfer processes can be monitored as a function of potential.
Steady-state currents were determined as a function of potential and temperature.
In Fig. 2c e, we present results for a (low conductance) SRO 001) film that illustrate the evolution of the film structure as a function of potential.
The thermodynamics of bulk copper halide (CuX, CuX2) formation are also investigated as a function of potential.
The interfacial capacitance C was measured as a function of potential difference E at various concentrations of C12Ex in nitrobenzene.
Absorption spectra at different potentials and change of transmittance at different wavelengths as a function of potential are furnished.
SECM was operated in feedback and redox competition modes as a function of potential applied to the substrate.
Next, we perform density function theory (DFT) calculations to understand the changes in the MnO x) surface as a function of potential and to elucidate reaction mechanisms that lead to high activities observed in the experiments.
Secondly, the use of X-ray data to identify specific changes occurring as a function of potential in the forced reduction of a more complex system.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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