Sentence examples for by the diffusion in from inspiring English sources

The rate of the phase-boundary movement was affected greatly by the diffusivity of lithium ions in a growing phase; that is, it was controlled mainly by the diffusion in stage 4 in the direction from dilute stage 1 to stage 4, whereas by the interfacial reaction in the reverse direction.

Increased fluid convection improves the efficiency but it is limited by the diffusion in the fluid region.

The rate of the reactions limited by the diffusion in the solid matter pores is inversely proportional to the solid particles diameter at the sufficient amount of gaseous reagent and its constant concentration (Ioffe 1972).

The outer diameter in[1 10] direction is much larger than the droplet diameter; in contrast, the outer diameter in the [110] direction is just slightly larger than the droplet diameter, which demonstrates that the gallium diffusion in As4 ambient is dominated by the diffusion in[1 10] direction.

Traditionally, in the mass-balance equations, the transport of reactants and products in a porous catalyst is introduced by the diffusion phenomenon in gaseous phase.

For example, as expected analysis showed that diffusion was significantly affected by the anode and cathode interfacial concentration, by the thickness of the anode catalyst layer and membrane, and by the diffusion coefficient in the membrane.

It has been shown that the reverse α γ transformation by the diffusion mechanism in the Fe 22.7 wt.% Ni 0.58 wt.% С alloy gives rise to the formation of complex grain structure of reverted austenite.

The diffusion of T is described by the diffusion term in equation (4).

The permeation rate is governed by the diffusion coefficients in the aq.

The effect this would have is to bend the curvature towards oil as indicated by the diffusion coefficient in Fig.  6d.

Under the process conditions the intensity of COM conversion slightly depends on coal grain size (Fig. 6), i.e. the main part of COM conversion is not limited by the oxidant diffusion in the coal grains.