Sentence examples for equilibrium over time from inspiring English sources

Equilibrium over time is a signature of catalysis.

All catalytic reactions tend to equilibrium over time in hydrocarbons that interconvert.

Most catalytic reactions are reversible, and approach thermodynamic equilibrium over time (residence time).

Because most catalytic reactions are reversible and approach equilibrium over time, we also assume that methane generation is reversible and should bring methane and solid hydrocarbons into equilibrium over time.

Near thermodynamic equilibrium in the first hour (log Q = 1.5 and 1.3, respectively), both quotients fall sharply from equilibrium over time.

Saturated hydrocarbons concentrated over catalyst surfaces (active surfaces) could interconvert with intermediates (reactions 1 & 2) bringing saturated hydrocarbons to equilibrium over time.

Chemical oxygen demand (COD) and biological oxygen demand (BOD5) were highly reproducible parameters between RAS with a stable equilibrium dynamic over time.

The charge decay is fast at the early stage yet tends to reach an equilibrium state over time.

This is because the oscillations will reduce the number of tumor cells well below the equilibrium value over time.

Gupta et al. recently reported that subpopulations of cells purified for a given phenotypic state from a breast cancer cell line return towards equilibrium proportions over time [ 61].

Hydrocarbon cracking generates methane, ethane, and propane removed from thermodynamic equilibrium [3, 27], and their extraordinary thermal stabilities [28, 29] preclude equilibrium over geologic time.