Sentence examples for electrolytic unit from inspiring English sources

Faraday did not know the size of his electrolytic unit of charge in units such as coulombs any more than Dalton knew the magnitude of his unit of atomic weight in grams.

The aim of this study was to develop and evaluate the characteristics and performance of a portable electrolytic sanitising unit.

The azobenzene electrochemical activity and the kinetics of the process are also highly dependent on the proton transfer process between the electrolytic solution and the azobenzene unit.

A sequential injection analysis system was developed to quantify pH, chloride and nickel in electrolytic baths, in the ranges 1 5 pH units, and 0.1 1.0 and 0.1 1.6 mol l−1, respectively.

Sandwich-like electrochemical micromachining can be used to produce micro-dimples, but these tend to be shallow because of the gas bubbles and insoluble electrolytic products that accumulate on the enclosed electrochemical reaction unit.

The main unit-operations in the plant studied are electrolytic cells and a continuously operated crystallizer linked together by several recycle-loops with mixing operations.

The blast furnace requires a refluxing unit to make high-grade metal, whereas the electrolytic plant has to include a solution purification stage.

In this study, a porous metal cathode is used to remove the electrolytic products and generate deep micro-dimples by using an open reaction unit instead of an enclosed one.

The electrolytic efficiency of the detector was on the order of % units, e.g. 2% for trolox.

This paper presents the feasibility study for a house powered by PV cogeneration solar collectors that reverse the electricity on the control unit that you command by a PC to power the household, using a heat pump, an electrolytic cell for the production of hydrogen to accumulate; control units sorting to the utilities the electricity produced by the fuel cell.

Faraday, also called faraday constant, unit of electricity, used in the study of electrochemical reactions and equal to the amount of electric charge that liberates one gram equivalent of any ion from an electrolytic solution.