Sentence examples for spontaneous equilibrium from inspiring English sources

That is the substantial energy reduction via a spontaneous equilibrium transformation from the complementarily charged individuals into agglomerated complexes.

GSA is in spontaneous equilibrium with the cyclic P5C, which is the common intermediate in Pro biosynthesis and degradation.

GSA is in spontaneous equilibrium with the cyclic pyrroline-5-carboxylate (P5C), which is converted to Pro by P5C reductase (P5CR), again consuming NADPH.

Further, it became apparent that this spontaneous approach to equilibrium was a time-asymmetric process.

For these systems seem to display spontaneous approach to equilibrium when isolated, yet can have their apparent entropic behavior made to "go backward" with an appropriate impulse from out side the system.

With this equation, one can study the effects of thermal history on the nonequilibrium viscosity of glass accounting for the continuous breakdown of ergodicity at the glass transition and the spontaneous relaxation to equilibrium.

If Uffink 2001 is correct, then this "static" Second Law does not encode any time asymmetry; the spontaneous movement from non-equilibrium to equilibrium must be described as a new thermodynamic law.

The non-equilibrium spontaneous condensation process in the flow passage is simulated based on Euler/Euler two-fluid models.

Experimental and numerical investigations of non-equilibrium spontaneous condensation in transonic steam flow were carried out in low pressure steam turbine cascade to study the effect of exit pressure variation on two phase flow of saturated vapor and fine water droplet.

This interaction is discussed in the context of equilibrium and spontaneous transfer kinetics of the drug, when the liposomes are brought in co-dispersion with other artificial or natural phospholipid membranes in an aqueous medium.

The results of isotherm studies revealed that adsorption of both Cd+2 and p-cresol was spontaneous in nature and equilibrium data was best fitted by Langmuir model with the maximum adsorption capacity of RHL vesicles of 208.33 and 53.27 mg g−1 for Cd+2 and p-cresol, respectively at 299 K.