Sentence examples for transport in solid from inspiring English sources

The results show that, as for ionic conductivity, electronic transport in solid electrolytes significantly depends on ceramic microstructure.

The paper presents mathematical analysis of liquid metal corrosion, including species transport in solid steels, in flowing liquid metals, and mass exchange at liquid/solid interface.

The assessment of structures based on nanorod and nanoparticle architectures is addressed, and insights into trade-offs between surface charge transfer reactions and diffusive transport in solid photoelectrode phases are discussed.

However, unlike in LIB, the available capacity in NIB is strongly dependent on the particle size and current rate due to the sluggish Na-ion transport in solid phase.

The reduction of CuO is irreversible and is controlled by transport in solid phase at current densities j up to 0.04 mA cm−2; a contribution of activation control sets in at higher current densities.

The limited ionic conductivities of these electrolytes indicate that high molecular flexibility alone does not guarantee fast ion transport in solid polymer electrolytes and that other factors, such as the polarity of the polymer host material, will also influence the transport properties of the electrolyte.

Such type processes during transport in solid-liquid systems are called mineralization [1, 19].

In this work, we engaged a one-dimensional software program (wxAMPS), which is widely used for simulating carrier transport in solid-state devices, to derive continuity and Poisson equations from first principles and to analyze the transport behavior of perovskite device structures.

Scientists and engineers can exploit nanostructures to manipulate thermal transport in solids.

The irradiation-induced modifications of the material have been modeled using Monte Carlo simulations for ion transport in solids.

Thus, they can be used to model many basic solid-state effects, which are related to coherent transport in solids, such as Bloch oscillations, Zener breakdown, and others.