They allow for the safe handling of smallest substance volumes in the pL range and their separation into the individual components.
For each substance, the volume administered intravenously was 0.2 ml/rat while the infusion time was 5 s.
In this case u and v represent the temperatures of the interacting components, thermal conductivity is supposed constant and equal for both substances, a volume energy release given by some powers of u and v is assumed.
In strict usage, density is defined as the mass of a substance per unit volume; however, in common usage, it is taken to be the weight in air of a unit volume of a sample at a specific temperature.
The registrations also comprise other than high production volume substances: 1. substances that are carcinogenic, mutagenic or toxic for reproduction for which placing on the market within the EU is intended to be continued, and 2. substances classified as toxic for the environment R50/R53 if they are manufactured or imported with more than 100 tons per year and manufacturer or importer.
The first type represents the amount of substance per unit volume (e.g., gram per liter) and the second type represents the number of moles per unit volume (e.g., mole per liter).
The renal clearance of any substance is the volume of plasma containing that amount of the substance that is removed by the kidney in unit time (e.g., in one minute).
Magnetic nanoparticles have unique properties such as extremely large surface area per volume substance and strong magnetic response.
The results of our study are similar in that, while the majority of injectant remained within the tendon, there was also a moderate amount of injectant that escaped the tendon substance, resulting in volume retention of less than two-thirds of the injectant in all injected tendons in this trial.
If no substance, time, and volume units were defined in previous steps, the default substance unit was set to mole, time unit to second, and volume unit to litre.
