Sentence examples for a potential difference across from inspiring English sources

The transport of oppositely charged ions with different mobilities develops a potential difference across the membrane.

Instead, thousands of cells called electrocytes are arranged along its body, each producing a small ion gradient and therefore a potential difference across them.

Electric fields were generated during the deposition reaction by applying a potential difference across the inter-digitated electrodes of the gas sensor substrate or buy applying an electric field between two transparent conducting oxide coated glass substrates.

A sodium reference electrode comprising vitreous NaAlSi3O8 along with Al2O3 and SiO2 in conjunction with an yttria stabilized zirconia (YSZ) disk was used to vary the oxygen potential and in turn, the sodium potential, by application of a potential difference across YSZ.

It was observed a potential difference across the THGEM of +420 V and potential difference across the induction region of +150 V for this EMS setup resulted in the minimum voltage requirements to operate with a stable gain and system resolution.

Certain crystals, such as quartz, or even sugar, generate a potential difference across their faces when subjected to external pressure.

If a dc or pulsed positive bias is applied to the driver plasma against the target plasma at ground potential, an ion sheath develops on the grid and a potential difference happens across the ion sheath.

For better analysis of the diffusion process, we need to consider the ion flux through the membrane of width l (supposing a potential difference exists across it with ϕ(0) = ϕ1 and ϕ(l) = ϕ2) created due to movement of positively charged Mg2+ ions.

When a potential difference is applied across pairs or groups of electrodes, the resulting current interacts with the magnetic field to induce Lorentz forces and fluid motion.

Resistance (R) is defined as being one ohm when a potential difference (voltage; V) across a specimen of one volt magnitude produces a current (i) of one ampere; that is, V = Ri.

When Hertz had performed the experiment he had found no deflection when a potential difference was applied across D and E.