Sentence examples for oxidation coefficient from inspiring English sources

CR increased with the increase of temperature and oxidation coefficient.

A thin film model was used to extract the reaction rate parameters and a stoichiometric oxidation coefficient that describe oxygen uptake in the absence of diffusion limitation.

The half cell test confirms feasibility of the new procedure; the catalyst treated at 400 °C gave the highest reduction current (55.9 mA cm−2 at −0.4 V) and a low methanol oxidation effect coefficient (3.8%).

Therefore, a number of high-Cr ferritic stainless steels were developed, which possess the required combination of SOFC-relevant properties, especially with respect to thermal expansion coefficient, oxidation resistance, electrical conductivity of the surface oxide scale, machinability, and low cost.

The surface oxidation affects the friction coefficient, however it is recovered with sliding.

The oxidation kinetic characteristics: rate coefficient (k), activation energy (Ea) and the reaction order of the oxidation reaction, change as a function of the cathodic potential of prepolarization.

Thus, a dilation of capillary increases an amount of blood in the organ and transmutes coefficient of oxidation reduction.

Absorbance changes at 458 and 565 nm were monitored, corresponding to the greatest change of extinction coefficient upon oxidation or reduction, ∼4000 and 2000 M 1 cm–1, respectively.

The diffusion coefficients of oxidation state and reduction state were calculated as 3.52 × 10−7 cm2 s−1 and 3.93 × 10−7 cm2 s−10−7

The reaction kinetics are evaluated and activation energies, parabolic oxidation constants and diffusion coefficients are determined for the two diffusion controlled processes: the oxidation and deoxidation of zirconium.

The stable redox process is not affected by cycling allowing the obtention of the oxidation empirical kinetics, kinetic coefficients and reaction orders.