Sentence examples for rate equilibrium from inspiring English sources

These 17 parameters summarized the chemical information in 576 rate, equilibrium, and adsorption constants.

Hydrocracking of a mixture of naphthalene and phenanthrene in the temperature interval 300 370°C offered information on the temperature dependence of rate, equilibrium and adsorption constants.

The ratio of the KMnO4 and polyaniline plays an important role in achieving the hollow structure via establishing a reasonable diffusion/reaction rate equilibrium.

The results revealed that the initial degradation rate, equilibrium water absorption, and swelling degree increased with decreasing degree of deacetylation (DD) and a dramatic rise began as DD of the chitosan matrix decreased to 62.4%.

The results showed that the decrease of surface temperature led to the decrease of retraction rate, equilibrium droplet height after oscillation, freezing delay time and freezing time, while increased the final contact area due to the lower viscous dissipation energy.

We also consider common variables (across entities) such as past exchange rate depreciation, episodes of capital controls, the forward discount, and the emerging market bond index (EMBI).10 Finally, we include the central bank's policy rate, board meetings, and exchange rate equilibrium forecasts.

You hear it when the Bank of England's Mark Carney sounds the alarm about "a low-growth, low-inflation, low-interest-rate equilibrium".

In addition to the adsorption and desorption rates, equilibrium binding affinity, Ka, was calculated for each PnA concentration by use of eq 2, and the results are shown in Table 2.

In all other cases, non-linear rate-equilibrium free-energy relationships (Leffler plots) are observed.

High-order double-mutant cycle analysis and rate-equilibrium linear free-energy relationships can identify the trajectory and conformational spread of activation.

Here, we show that ψ values cannot be analyzed in the same way as other rate-equilibrium free energy relationships due to the involvement of bimolecular reactions that may have different dissociation constants for the native, unfolded and transition state.