Sentence examples for layer of charge from inspiring English sources

The measurements suggest that the major contribution to the capacity arises from a diffuse layer of charge in the polymer phase.

Software packages, which predict charge motion such as the GMT (Grinding Media Trajectory) only consider the outermost layer of charge (single ball) and ignore the charge and the interactions of grinding elements.

Theoretical treatments of the double layer involving the orientational behaviour of a layer of water molecules between a charged metal surface and a layer of charge at the outer Helmholtz plane are shown to be quite unrealistic.

When a polarizable electrode is in contact with an electrolyte, a double layer of charge forms at the interface.

Since the ions on the surface of the solid and those in the solution remain distinct, the two layers of charge cannot approach closer than 1 or 2 Å and the interface can be represented by a capacitor having two layers of equal and opposite charge.

Should the state come in and take your business?" Now get set for layers of charges and countercharges.

Morsi, who has not been heard from in seven weeks and whose location is unknown, faces several layers of charges directed by the government that replaced him.

As the Easter getaway moved into full swing, Norwich Airport began to demand a £3 a head levy, on top of the complex layers of charges and taxes which airlines add to the basic fare.

A model of electric double layer is proposed in which two layers of charged spheres are separated by a layer of neutral ones.

The electric double layer is formed on the electrode surfaces with a sub-nm scale ultrathin layer of solvent as a dielectric, separating the two layers of charges [38].

Electroosmosis phenomenon relies on the formation of the electrical double layer (EDL) generated by two parallel layers of charged ions: the first layer, the layer of ions on the inner wall surface due to the chemical reaction between the fluid and the channel wall; the second layer, the layer of counter ions in the fluid attracted to the first layer by the Coulomb force.