Sentence examples for equilibrium mass from inspiring English sources

We determine a present-day equilibrium mass of 2.8 (± 0.8) solar masses of 26Al.

The GAB models effectively characterize both heat evolution and equilibrium mass uptake over a broad water activity range.

The introduction of an in situ separation in the reaction zone leads to complex interactions between vapor liquid equilibrium, mass transfer rates, diffusion and chemical kinetics.

Their lifetime and large equilibrium mass and hence radioactivity accumulated in the course of fission energy generation make their storage a rather formidable task to solve.

A range of equilibrium mass% of CO2 are achieved via the different saturation temperatures, from 11.4% at 40 °C to 39.3% at −30 °C.

Both NO and CO reaction rates are therefore written as linear relaxations towards their equilibrium mass fraction values Yeqk (where k stands for NO or CO) within a characteristic time τk.

Transpiration was measured as water flow through the hydroactive xylem using an equilibrium mass-flow measurement system.

The present three-dimensional multiphase model uniquely includes the water freezing in the membrane electrolyte, the non-equilibrium mass transfer between the water in the ionomer and the water (vapour, liquid and ice) in the pore region of the catalyst layer (CL), and the water freezing and melting in the CL and gas diffusion layer (GDL).

The acid gas mass transfer has been modeled using equilibrium-mass transfer-kinetics-based combined model to describe CO2 absorption into the amine blends according to Higbie's penetration theory.

Predicted results, based on the kinetics-equilibrium-mass transfer coupled model developed in this work, are found to be in good agreement with the experimental results of rates of absorption of CO2 and H2S into (AMP+DEA+H2O) of this work.

GPCR activation generates Gβγ and Gα GTP), then Gβγ activates GIRK, but once GTP is hydrolyzed the resultant Gα(GDP) removes Gβγ from the channel by equilibrium-mass action.