The phrase "additive volume" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, physics, or any field discussing the cumulative effect of volumes.
Example: "The additive volume of the two containers combined exceeds the maximum capacity of the storage unit."
Alternatives: "cumulative volume" or "total volume".
Drop shrinkage was estimated from polynomial models reported for GA, MG and MD, assuming additive volumes of the blend constituents.
The enhancement in thermal conductivity depends on several parameters like, size and shape of the nanomaterials, pH of the base fluid, temperature of the fluid, presence of additives, volume fraction of the nanomaterials, etc.
In previous studies (Yanimoto et al. 2003) that described the expansion mechanism of an expansive additive, the volume increase rate ( V ) of the expansive additive was acquired with the assumption that the hydration products, which expand due to the expansive additive, were calcium hydroxide and ettringite.
Information about analytical methods referred to in the specifications is available in the Combined Compendium of Food Additive Specifications (Volume 4), which can be accessed through the link above.
The magnitude of an intensive quantity is independent of its size (like density or pressure), while the magnitude of an extensive quantity is additive (like mass, volume, or energy).
In a report published this week, the International Energy Agency urged policy makers to adopt "full, mandatory disclosure of fracturing fluid additives and volumes," to avoid sowing mistrust about fracking activities.
TiO2-additive powder samples were obtained by grinding pure anatase TiO2 with a single additive with varying volume composition.
This research is separated into two parts: the first is an investigation of modified bismaleimide oligomer (MBMI) as a free volume additive, and the second investigates the salt concentration effect on high power application.
In addition, the volume increase rate ( V ) can be defined as the volume of the produced hydration product divided by the volume of the portion of the expansive additive that has undergone the reaction.
