Sentence examples for due to equilibrium from inspiring English sources

Adsorption was enhanced by increasing the adsorbent dose until it reached to a constant value due to equilibrium.

The current commercial technique of biodiesel production via transesterification is constrained by high operating cost and energy requirements, long residence time and limited conversion due to equilibrium limitations.

The saturation is likely to be due to equilibrium between optically induced trans -to cis-isomerization by exciting into the trans-isomer band peaked at ~470 nm and thermal relaxation from the cis- to the trans-isomer.

For conservation such fluctuations mean that, for example, a wall structure of stone, ceramics, glass, frescos, metals and also organic material which were conserved for centuries or millennia due to equilibrium conditions are put in danger in a very short time range compared to the sites life-time.

Follow-up work should reveal if this limited yield is due to equilibrium restrictions.

(The fractionation factor is the ratio of deuterium to hydrogen within the H-bond due to equilibrium isotope exchange with water).

Such behaviour is expected due to the equilibrium requirements.

This could be due to increased equilibrium pH which promotes competition for adsorption sites.

Due to the equilibrium displacement, hence, Delta t_{text{i}} = Delta t. (30).

The total shear stress is constant along time, as expected, due to the equilibrium requirements.

It is not easy to get solutions due to the equilibrium constraints, even for a continuous objective function.