Sentence examples for the equivalent weight of from inspiring English sources

The equivalent weight of a substance may vary with the type of reaction it undergoes.

Christina Edwards has lost the equivalent weight of her best friend and her best friend's two children.

The equivalent weight of an element is its gram atomic weight divided by its valence (combining power).

We have saved 547 tonnes [of carbon] throughout the year, the equivalent weight of five jumbo jets," said the climate secretary and head of the department, Chris Huhne.

"Of course it won't be the same cow in the second scenario as the meat is freshly delivered to the customer each time, but they will get the equivalent weight of a whole animal," says Simon Whyatt, owner of Green Pasture Farms.

He returned to space aboard SpaceShipOne on Sept. 29, 2004, successfully completing the first of two flights into space that won Burt Rutan and SpaceShipOne the $10 million Ansari X Prize for the first private spacecraft that successfully completed two piloted flights with the equivalent weight of two passengers to the boundary of space in a two-week period.

Helmholtz, on the other hand, was fully conversant with Faraday's laws of electrolysis, which related the amount of current that passed through an electrochemical cell to the equivalent weights of the elements deposited at the poles.

Thus, potassium permanganate reacting by double decomposition has an equivalent weight equal to its gram molecular weight, 158.038/1 g; as an oxidizing agent under different circumstances it may be reduced to the manganate ion (MnO42-), to manganese dioxide (MnO2), or to the manganous ion (Mn2+), with the equivalent weights of 158.038/1 g, 158.038/3 g, and 158.038/5 g, respectively.

The equivalent weights of the PCs representing the tactile and nociceptive-specific potentials in full-term infants were calculated at Cz in 60 EEG epochs (30 in term and 30 in preterm infants) following time-locked touch or noxious lance of the heel of 41 infants, aged 28 45 weeks GA (born at 24 41 weeks GA).

The amount of ionomer adsorbed on the graphite surface greatly depended on the equivalent weight (EW) of the ionomer and the alcohol content in the solvent.

The food services staff then illustrated that quantity by stacking the equivalent weight in boxes of rice in the entrance of the dining hall.