Sentence examples for products and reactants from inspiring English sources

For a given reaction, at some specified condition of temperature and pressure, the ratio of the amounts of products and reactants present at equilibrium, each raised to their respective powers, is a constant, designated the equilibrium constant of the reaction and represented by the symbol K.

Cockcroft and Walton's experiment is routinely interpreted as demonstrating that the difference in the rest-masses of the products and reactants (times c2) is equal to the difference in the kinetic energies of the products and reactants (but see Section 4 for further discussion of this experiment as a confirmation of mass-energy equivalence).

The products and reactants of rocks are summarized in Fig. 2. Due to the aqueous alteration, the initial olivine alters into serpentine, talc and magnetite.

The power output of a fuel cell is limited by among others, the intrinsic activity of the active matrix and the mass transport of the products and reactants.

Rational design of such applications can obviously benefit from pertinent data on phase equilibria including the partition coefficients of the prospective products and reactants between the two phases.

A complete mass balance of products and reactants (gas, liquids and solids) by gravimetric methods and sequential chromatographic analyses was obtained.

The product and reactants exist in equilibrium, represented by the reversible reaction: At ambient (room) temperature and atmospheric pressure, approximately 80 percent of the molecules in the mixture are dimers, and the remaining molecules are monomers.

The reaction takes place in various steps in between the final product and reactants.

The butadiene production units included in this study were selected from an index developed by the Union Carbide Corporation, which listed for each chemical production unit within their South Charleston, West Virginia and Institute, West Virginia, plants all products, by-products, and reactants.

We then defined multimers as the lane area with lower mobility than the desired product band, and intermediates as the lane area between the product and reactants band.

Only 3 different reactions involve 3 or less participants: 1 reactant and 1 product, 1 reactant and 2 products and 2 reactants and 1 product.