Sentence examples for diffusion density from inspiring English sources
By adding water to the ILs, their structural and dynamical properties such as surface tension, diffusion, density, and viscosity change.
Statistically significant clusters can represent either new biological significant units (e.g., tubular arrangement of specific (endothelial) cells forming a vessel, spatial composition of cells of different nature (cellular sociology) forming a bronchus with assumed participation of endogenous lectins [ 1]) or other new items such as entropy flow charts and diffusion densities.
These regimes are observed respectively at current densities below and above the limiting diffusion current density.
where JSCP is the hole diffusion current density in the p-InGaN junction, JSCN is the electron diffusion current density in the n-InGaN junction, and JG,D is the drift current density in the depletion region.
The diffusion current density is a function of the minority carrier diffusion length and the applied junction voltage.
The limiting diffusion current density (Jlim) can be obtained in the curve at high potential (horizontal part).
Copper dendrites are formed at overpotentials belonging to the plateau of the limiting diffusion current density.
This DPM shows the i0 is corresponds to the limiting diffusion current density of the hydrogen oxidation reaction.
Furthermore, the limiting diffusion current density (J lim), obtained from the intersection of the cathodic branch with the Y-axis, was associated with the diffusion coefficient (D f ) on the basis of Eqn. (3) [40].
The volume of extracted material required to initiate the interaction and the location where it occurs are predicted in terms of the material's previously extracted volume, diffusion coefficient, density variations, and extraction rate.
With these structure advantages, the Ce-MOF-derived catalyst exhibited higher electrocatalytic performance than commercial PtC for ORR with more positive half-wave potential and higher limiting diffusion current density.
