Sentence examples for simultaneously diffusion from inspiring English sources
Permeation kinetics show that there are at least two mass transport mechanisms running simultaneously: diffusion and hydrodynamic flow through micro-porous media.
Step-up (adsorption) and step-down (desorption) transient experiments were both simulated and performed in a recycle reactor in order to determine simultaneously diffusion coefficients and reaction rate constants for the multicomponent system ortho-, meta-, para-xylene on ZSM-5 type zeolites.
Protein and lipids simultaneously diffuse, each with their own typical diffusion rate.
Simultaneously, Al diffusion into the substrate changed the microstructure of the steel substrate near the coating interface.
Solvent flux dilutes the concentrate stream while simultaneously back diffusion forms a limitation to reach high ion concentrations.
This process is controlled simultaneously by diffusion and the rate of re-establishment of the disturbed protonation equilibrium.
The objective of this paper is to present a reliable yet convenient method of measuring simultaneously oxygen diffusion coefficients and solubilities in aqueous electrolyte solutions with a membrane-covered oxygen electrode.
Simultaneously, the diffusion of high-k material to interfaces in different multilayer structures and annealing conditions is observed by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS).
This system uses a membrane with 0.4 µM diameter pores, which keeps the two cell types separated physically but simultaneously allows diffusion of nutrients and small molecules including virus particles of approximately 0.1 µM (including PERV).
Moreover, a smaller molecule loaded inside the micropores can be delivered separately or simultaneously by diffusion out of the pores having another function, such as biofilm inhibition [ 27].
On the other hand, the simultaneously obtained volume diffusion coefficient showed similar values to previously reported results, indicating that extrinsic diffusion occurred in the grain interior.
