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Thus, the infochemicals are dispersed randomly, with a turbulent dispersion coefficient (or eddy diffusivity) that is much larger than the molecular diffusion coefficient.

Asymptotic analyses are presented for spherical flame kernels (steady solutions) and slow flame expansion in mixtures near and beyond the flammability limits corresponding to a molecular diffusion coefficient of the limiting species greater than the thermal diffusivity, Lewis number smaller than unity, Le < 1.

Exercise 4-3 The molecular diffusion coefficient of air at sea level is 0.2 cm2 s-1.

where P o is the pressure at sea level and D o = 0.2 cm 2 s -1 is the molecular diffusion coefficient at sea level.

Accurate predicting carbon dioxide molecular diffusion coefficient is a key parameter during carbon dioxide injection into oil reservoirs.

For Pe < 3, D∗ was less than the molecular diffusion coefficient, Dm.

The latter two solutes provided a wide range of molecular diffusion coefficients.

Previous investigations have focused on the interlayer organization and molecular diffusion coefficients (D) of cations and water molecules in cation-saturated interlayer nanopores of smectite clays.

In previous work, we have developed a concept for up-scaling pore-scale molecular diffusion coefficients using a grid-based model for the sample pore structure.

The apparent molecular diffusion coefficients obtained for 85Sr, 131I and HTO are respectively 0.8·10−11, 15·10−11, and 24·10−11 m24·10−11

The excellent agreement with the apparent molecular diffusion coefficients obtained by classical diffusion tests clearly demonstrates the feasibility of the electromigration technique for the determination of diffusion coefficients.