Sentence examples for kinetics constant from inspiring English sources

The variation of energy loss of selected fission products in the foil put in evidence a zirconium oxidation whose kinetics constant is deduced from these experiments.

A first order kinetics model has been used to describe the adsorption, and the kinetics constant was found to increase by increasing the flow rate of LPG and decrease by increasing the amount of adsorbent used.

For PFSA/PES porous catalytic nanofibers loaded with 5 wt% of PFSA as catalyst, the conversion rate and forward reaction kinetics constant achieved 85.8% at 1 h and 9.03 × 10−4 m3 kmol−1 s−1 g−1, respectively.

While this complicates the extraction of rate constants from oxygen evolution polarisation curves, it enables the study of influence of S OH and S O surface coverages on the organic oxidation rate while keeping the overall oxygen evolution kinetics constant.

Dye separation performance of the FHPC was investigated using methylene orange, and the adsorption capacity was 0.16 mg m−2 with the adsorption kinetics constant of 2.2 m2 mg−1 min−1, which is superior to that of magnetic carbon spheres.

The comparison of the first-order kinetic constants obtained experimentally and the kinetics constants from the models allowed the obtaining of the anaerobic reactor's hydrodynamics and kinetic characterization.

Reaction kinetics constants are determined numerically based on the in situ measurement.

Fitting of the experimental data to Elovich model is illustrated by Fig. 11 and the kinetics constants obtained from the equation are introduced in Table 5.

Calculations of cyclization reaction kinetics constants from TMA indicate that SWL can promote PAN cyclization and crosslinking.

And lower reaction kinetics constants of diffusion effect and degradation effect both result in a higher number-average molecular weight (¯¯¯¯Mn).

As shown in this study, the combination of the shearforce signal with the electrochemical feedback measurement allows the determination of the tip-to-sample distance, the apparent disk geometry of the probe and a larger range of heterogeneous kinetics constants.