Sentence examples for molecules per Unit from inspiring English sources

Crystalline benzene has four molecules per unit cell in a complex arrangement.

It changes little between solid, liquid, and gas; the variation in the susceptibility between solid or liquid and gas is almost entirely due to the change in the number of molecules per unit volume.

Here P is the pressure of a volume of gas, N is the number of molecules per unit volume, M is the mass of the molecule, and V2 is the average velocity squared of the molecules.

It can be the number of molecules per unit volume (reasons 1 and 2), the mean free path (reason 3), or the time required to form a monolayer (reason 4).

A higher hydrophobicity of the adsorbing material translates in a higher total number of HMM molecules per unit area, but also in a lower uptake of water, and a lower ratio of active per total HMM molecules per unit area.

This compound crystallizes in a monoclinic space group P21/n and has four molecules per unit cell.

All variables in Eqs.7-14 are the number of each molecule (per unit volume) per cell except [ Bp out], which represents the number of extracellular Bp.

FRAP data can be characterized by two parameters, an apparent diffusion coefficient (D) which provides a measure of the mean squared displacement of the diffusing molecule per unit time, and a mobile fraction (Mf) a measure of the fraction of molecules that are free to diffuse over the time course of the experiment [37].

The translation efficiency is given by the number of protein molecules synthesized per mRNA molecule per unit time [ 50].

Compound 3 undergoes the greatest contraction in unit cell volume with a reduction from 3140.9 7) to 3016.2(4) Å contracting at a rate of 0.162 Å per molecule, per unit cell, per degree [ΔÅ  Z−1 K−1] while 4 undergoes the second greatest contraction at 0.13 ΔÅ  Z−1 K−1.

The molecular brightness of the sample (mean number of photons detected from one molecule per unit time) typically quantified in photon counting histogram (PCH) experiment is not discussed, since only fluctuations in the measured signal are considered (I || + I ⊥) [ 12, 33].