Sentence examples for its rate constant from inspiring English sources

The mechanism of this process was proposed to involve the attack of hydroxide ion on the PPy molecule and its rate constant was measured.

Graphical analysis allows unambiguous verification of the nature of the species reacting with the electrode and estimation of its rate constant.

Eventually, the 5 wt% g-C3N4 loaded core/shell sample (5%CN@BO) exhibited the optimum photocatalytic efficiency, and its rate constant (k = 0.0311 min−1) for TC degradation is much higher than lots of the previously reported photocatalysts.

Especially, the Fe(III)/TiO1.981N0.019 photocatalyst showed the highest photocatalytic activity and its rate constant k was ca. 52.5 × 10−4 min−1, which is higher than that of the corresponding TiO1.981N0.019 photocatalyst (9.9 × 10−4 min−1) by a factor of 5.3 times.

The milling behaviour of MCC and αLM is described by a first order rate process, and its rate constant, Kp, is found to correlate very well with the milling power, Pn, determined by the DEM simulation, except for the milling behaviour of αLM at 18 Hz.

Equation (2) assumes that the rate of relative strength increase with respect to S u decreases from its rate constant (k) to zero as the strength (S) approaches to S u with the increase in elapsed curing time.

Overall, the results from this study demonstrated that the multi-rate SCR model with a lognormal distribution of its rate constants is an effective approach for describing rate-limited U VI) desorption; however, the model contains uncertainties, especially for those smaller rate constants, that require careful consideration for predicting U VI) sorption and desorption.

Further, the developed ANN model has been used for developing a kinetic model and estimating its rate constants by a suitable parameter estimation method.

If an event is a reaction, then its probability is proportional to its rate constants (viz. k SP, k SM, k DP, k DM and d), which are taken from the molecule in the chosen square.

Transformation of oxychloride to tetrachloroaluminate is the slow step; its specific rate constant ks and its order α have been determined (ks = 0.19 mol−1 kgs−1; α = 2).

In soil, the rate of biodegradation is a function of a chemical's diffusion coefficient, sorption partition coefficient, the distance it must diffuse from the site of sorption to microbial populations that can degrade it, and its biodegradation rate constant.