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Under constant pressure-temperature conditions, calcite precipitation from a solution is governed by activities of CO3 2− and Ca2+ ions.
Subsequently, these equations are reduced to a single dimensionless differential equation whose solution is governed by three dimensionless groups.
The PDF solution is governed by the generalized Kolmogorov equation which is solved by the exponential-polynomial closure (EPC) method.
The mass of scalant precipitated (lost from solution) is governed by the mass entering or being generated in the system, water chemistry, temperature and time.
The equilibrium solution is governed by the modal coupling and experience a complex behavior composed by saddle noddle and Hopf bifurcations.
For the form of the phase interaction function given by (36), the stability of the synchronous solution is governed by the sign of (K'(0)): operatorname {sgn}K'(0) = operatorname {sgn}bigl{ -epsilon H'(0 bigr} = operatorname {sgn}bigl{ -epsilonbigl[bigl 1-(1/alpha)bigr)^{2}bigr] bigr}.
Self-assembly reactions in solution are governed by noncovalent, reversible interactions which are difficult to map/discern.
Further studies showed that the stability and solubility of metal humic complexes in water solution are governed by the relationships between the complexed metal:HS ratio and pH ionic strength (I) values [22] (Fig. 4).
The rate of CO2 absorption into K2CO3 KHCO3 solutions is governed by the reaction between CO2 and OH−, which is first order with respect to both CO2 and [OH−](r= kOH[OH−][CO2]). Knowledge of the reaction kinetics and dynamic changes in kinetics along an absorber is essential for process design.
It wasn't merely the paper-doll template for a cute outfit or a toy but an abstract puzzle whose multiple solutions were governed, like music, by mysterious laws.
He also addressed the important issue of how the properties of hydrous melts and aqueous solutions are governed by how the silicate speciation varies with bulk composition, silicate composition, temperature, and pressure.
