Sentence examples for coefficient of oxide from inspiring English sources

The Seebeck coefficient of oxide semiconductor is highly dependent on the carrier concentration [23].

The chemical equilibria in the melt are modeled using thermodynamic activities, which are the product of the Raoultian activity coefficient of the oxide (relative to the pure liquid oxide) and the mole fraction of the oxide in the melt.

B represents the rate coefficient of the oxide film dissolution.

The oxygen content and the thermal expansion coefficient of GSCO oxide powders were measured.

Moreover, resistance coefficient of nano-oxide thin films increases with temperature.

The steady resistance coefficient of nano-oxide thin films and free of contamination production process are probably important for eliminating current jitter.

However, the relationship of Fermi level difference and resistance coefficient of nano-oxide thin films in MCP pores as a function of temperature variation is not present in this work and is studied on the way.

But the current jitter phenomenon shown below in Figure 12 is maybe not only related with gain saturation but also related with other reasons like Fermi level difference of materials and varied resistance coefficient of nano-oxide thin films that will be elucidated by further studies.

Coefficients of chromic oxide recoveries in feces were 1.06 ± 0.044 and 1.01 ± 0.045 for VIS and FAAS, respectively, values significantly different (P<0.05), indicating better recovery for FAAS.

We have measured the translational and rotational diffusion coefficients of graphene oxide (GO) sheets in water by using dynamic light scattering (DLS) and depolarized DLS.

The formation of plasma was influenced by the current density, the defects of local uneven electrical conductivity, the impurity level, the resistance of the coating, and the ionization coefficient of the metal oxide coating.