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In the batch diffusion studies with soil aggregates, the estimated diffusion radius (length) of the soil aggregates corresponded to the half-spacing of the aggregate fissures, suggesting that the intra-ped fissures reduced the diffusion impedance and preferentially allowed solutes to diffuse into the soil matrix.

Furthermore, some common techniques to study in vitro the role of biological molecules or templates on crystallization, including batch, vapor diffusion, or gel crystallization, or to induce crystallization in vivo, are described.

The quality of these databases has been checked through independent individual experiments; glass leaching, solubility, batch sorption, diffusion experiments and through coupled leaching experiments by using the fully high-level radioactive glass and plutonium-doped glass which were sandwiched between compacted bentonite saturated with water.

The iodide behaviour towards the Callovo Oxfordian claystone was studied using batch and diffusion experiments under conditions which limited the artefacts cited in the literature to be responsible for the iodide uptake (i.e. the experiments were carried out under anoxic conditions with N2/CO2 atmosphere with a monitoring of the iodine redox-state).

Therefore, in this paper a mathematical model of the batch reactor considering diffusion of the species in the external film and then macropore diffusion inside the particle and reaction in the gel microspheres was developed.

Batch sorption and diffusion experiments were performed with COx clayrock samples using 14C-labelled radiotracers.

In addition, in our case the computed gravity-driven convection had more complicated pattern and higher strength than those known for the batch and vapor diffusion crystallizations.

Miniaturized MFCs are emerging technologies that utilize microfabrication for MFCs, which results in the characteristics of small footprint, low expense, batch fabrication, improved diffusion, high surface area to volume to ratio, etc. [1, 16 18].

The assumption that the pores with size below 20 nm are not concerned with sorption leads to the consistency of distribution coefficients between batch sorption and diffusion experiments.

Correcting the difference of specific surface areas for crushed and intact tuff samples could not explain the difference between distribution coefficients obtained by batch sorption and diffusion experiments.

Common methods to crystallize proteins include vapor diffusion, batch crystallization, and seeding.