Sentence examples for range of equilibrium from inspiring English sources

A wide range of equilibrium dissociation constants were observed, and association rate constants within the measurable range correlated strongly with binding affinity.

A range of equilibrium mass% of CO2 are achieved via the different saturation temperatures, from 11.4% at 40 °C to 39.3% at −30 °C.

To this end, a continuum diffuse-interface model is employed to capture the coarsening behavior of the metallic phase and simulate a range of equilibrium contact angles.

Calculations show that their total spin moment is −1μB for a wide range of equilibrium lattice constants and the total spin magnetic moment is attributed mainly to the two Mn atoms, while the Cu atom is almost non-magnetic.

Calculations show that their total spin moment is −2.00μB for a wide range of equilibrium lattice constants and the total spin magnetic moment is attributed mainly to the two Mn atoms.

Concavity (S-similarity) of an initial part of isotherm relatively to the concentration axis and lack of saturation in the investigated range of equilibrium concentrations can be attributed to the polymolecular nature of adsorption and low porosity of the nanocomposite surface.

Here, we aimed to establish hydrogel compositions with a range of equilibrium-swollen moduli that mimic different soft tissues.

Results are obtained on the stability range of the equilibrium, the nature of the Hopf bifurcation, the limit cycle branches and their stability.

A theoretical model is derived on the assumption that the mass transfer is controlled by unsteady diffusion into the vortices of the viscous subrange of the range of universal equilibrium.

A nonelectrostatic surface complexation reaction, >SOH + UO22+ + 2CO3 = >SOUO2 CO3HCO3 2–, provided the best fit to experimental data for each sediment sample resulting in a range of conditional equilibrium constants (log Kc) from 21.49 to 21.76.

Most of the 36Cl/Cl ratios were within a range of the secular equilibrium.