Sentence examples for diffusion impedance from inspiring English sources

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.

Warburg diffusion impedance.

finite layer Nemst diffusion impedance.

The Warburg diffusion impedance WR and the resistance of the equivalent circuit R increased with time.

The low-frequency semicircle is attributed to the Nernst diffusion impedance of the I−/I3− redox couple.

The low-frequency region results from the Nernst diffusion impedance (ZN) of the redox couple in the electrolyte.

However, the electrolyte diffusion impedances (ZN) cannot be easily distinguished in this case because of the overlap with the middle-frequency peaks.

We had earlier suggested that charge-transfer and diffusion impedances are attributed to a particle size distribution for a commercially available LIB, and we designed an equivalent circuit in which two series circuits of charge-transfer resistance and Warburg impedance were connected in parallel.

The water transport coefficient and the diffusion resistance values determined by impedance spectroscopy highlight the presence of liquid water that could have an effect on the gas transport to the electrode.

The second part element circuit of a resistor Rp (capacitor resistance) and the Ws (ionic diffusion Warburg impedance) can be attributed to the low-frequency domain.As it is well known, the long-term stability of conducting polymers is an important factor to consider for their applications in supercapacitors.

Diffusion (Warburg) impedance is generalized for irregular electrode surfaces characterized by their fractal dimension Df.