Sentence examples for flux of solvent from inspiring English sources

If a vesicle containing high internal solute concentration is placed inside a dilute solution, the osmotic flux of solvent into the interior can lead to its rupture or a formation of pores.

While the EQCM is sensitive to the total mass of ions and solvent exchanged with the electrolyte, the PBD detects the flux of ions exchanged but it is insensitive to the flux of solvent.

The results are consistent with a mechanism where anion exchange involves a counter flux of solvent, and suggest that a film volume constraint is applicable on the time scale of the experiment.

The simulation has shown that both the yield of BA in MBSE and the mass flux of the solvent in MBSE are strongly influenced by the residual content of BA in recycled dodecane after the extraction of BA.

In membrane processes a larger solvent-membrane interaction is linked to a higher flux through the membrane; thus, plotting the flux of pure solvents through a given membrane and grouping these data by flux is postulated to give an estimation of the HSP distribution of the membrane.

Furthermore, the cells can remain in the biofilm during a prolonged feeding fermentation or repeated batch fermentations, and the already established solvent-producing capacity of the cells would increase the carbon flux to solvent production rather than biomass synthesis.

Trends in the variation of solvent flux and catalyst rejection with variation of these parameters were identified.

We propose that movement of the Q228 side chain attenuates proton flux from solvent, preventing the quenching of oxygenated intermediates in the ToMOH reaction cycle.

The nanofiltration performances in terms of solvent uptake, area swelling, solvent flux, and solute rejection of the membranes are systematically investigated using four commonly-used solvents, including ethanol, acetone, ethyl acetate, and n-heptane.

For each model, equations are derived for the solvent mass flux through the membrane and for the mass fraction distribution of solvent inside the membrane.

The mass flux ( M ˙ ) of the evaporated solution depends most strongly on the temperature of solvent combustion, and the density of the solution vapor is inversely proportional to the temperature of solvent combustion.