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Furthermore, by comparing the slopes of the pressure curves at different temperatures in Fig. 3 and knowing that the effect of convection on the rate of CO2 mass transfer is negligible at longer times (>20 h), it can be concluded that the rate of CO2 diffusion slightly increases with increasing temperatures.
However, thickness of the subchondral plate contributed more strongly to the diffusion in slightly osteoarthritic human samples.
In the binary mixture, this diffusion coefficient slightly decreases when the alcohol concentration rises.
It was found that the activation energy for ionic diffusion is slightly higher and the diffusion constant significantly smaller in the suspensions.
Additionally, it is found in the STM studies that the Ti interstitial diffusion is slightly more facile in high-reduced TiO2(1 1 0) crystals compared to low-reduced ones.
Special attention is paid to the highest values of the dc current because the diffusion impedance slightly differs from the usual Warburg impedance.
Experimental investigation of turbulent diffusion of slightly buoyant droplets in locally isotropic turbulence.
The precipitation front that was visible after 7 days to the naked eye formed a sharp disk located near the middle of the diffusion columns, slightly closer to the Sr reservoir.
Changes to the local mean phenotype through local selection and simple mixing (i.e., diffusion) actually slightly hastens the evolutionary rescue effect over a model that considers only the impact of local selection.
Rapid thermal annealing sufficiently improved photoluminescence (PL) intensity, but it causes strong blue-shift in the PL spectra due to In/Ga intermixing and N out-diffusion and slightly enhanced activation energy of 58.5 meV.
The surfactant concentration was varied by five orders of magnitude, the mean diffusion coefficient decreased slightly at first until reaching a minimum and then rose toward an asymptotic value which was identical to that of a single micelle.
