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Figure 5 shows the carbon dioxide diffusion coefficient of each finishing material.

The new specification tends to show higher carbon dioxide diffusion coefficient than repair specification.

Carbon dioxide diffusion coefficient depends on thickness of the finishing material based on accelerated carbonation experiment result.

In comparison to the research to obtain the carbon dioxide diffusion coefficient, there are not many researches that obtain the reaction rate constant and calcium hydroxide diffusion coefficient.

Our findings are as listed below: (1) Carbon dioxide diffusion coefficient depends on thickness of the finishing material based on accelerated carbonation experiment result.

Using experimental data, oxygen permeability results are correlated with the carbonation coefficient as well as the carbon dioxide diffusion coefficient of concrete.

Instead of studying diffusion in crystals, Plank has looked at how dissolved volatiles like water and carbon dioxide diffuse through melt tubes, tiny burrows in crystals that fill with liquid magma.

Certainly, at the single-cell level, carbon dioxide diffuses more rapidly in buffer solutions and across artificial membranes than would be expected from its diffusion coefficients, and this facilitated diffusion is abolished by the inhibition of CA activity (Geers and Gros, 2000).

Carbon dioxide molecular diffusion coefficient (m2/s).

Accurate predicting carbon dioxide molecular diffusion coefficient is a key parameter during carbon dioxide injection into oil reservoirs.

instead zooids absorb oxygen and eliminate carbon dioxide through diffusion.