Sentence examples for by a diffusion control from inspiring English sources

The mercuric complex deposition and the oxygen reduction proceeded via mixed control within the first 50 mV overpotential, followed by a diffusion control.

The observed monotonous and non-monotonous current-time transients are interpreted by a diffusion controlled adsorption model taking into account the experimental (Γ PEc -isotherm of the system.

Linear dependence of the peak current on the square root of scan rates (R2=0.9785), demonstrated that the oxidation of ascorbic acid by the designed nanostructures is a diffusion control mechanism.

The results of the morphological studies also confirmed the formation of a multilayer structure consisting of Ni-TiO2 and TiO2-rich layers by limiting the nickel deposition through a diffusion control mechanism.

The binding and unbinding process to the cytoskeleton is a diffusion controlled process by itself.

Based on the assumption that water diffusion is governed by a classic diffusion controlled process and a swelling controlled process, a model is proposed to describe water uptake and swelling kinetics during hygrothermal ageing.

In all experiments a period of constant rate drying is observed, followed by a period of diffusion control that is characterised by a rapid increase in sample temperature.

For a solid liquid adsorption process, the solute transfer is usually characterized either by particle diffusion or by intra particle diffusion control.

Based on the prior timescale analysis of the individual events, we proposed for some plant extracts' (Ao, Pg, Nl, Gl, Pig and Xa) bioreduction a single-stage time-sequenced description which follows nucleation of SNPs and its growth by diffusion control that complies with OR by virtue of linearity experience in a r3 versus time plot.

The results of anodic peak potential shift as a function of pH revealed that NH moiety is oxidized by a 1e−, 1H+ diffusion controlled process.

Studies by La Mer and Dinegar [16] show that a short burst of nucleation followed by slow diffusion controlled growth is critical to produce monodispersed particles [14, 17].