Sentence examples for weight diffusion coefficient from inspiring English sources

The oxidation of the compound containing two electroactive groups has led to the formation of a wide spectrum of diverse disulfide compounds differing one from another by the molecular weight (diffusion coefficient) owing to the various degree of the coupling.

The moisture diffusion characterizations, which include weight changes, diffusion coefficients and the activation energy, have been investigated.

This was attributed to three factors, the electroless Cu deposition was accelerated markedly by an addition SPS only; but it was suppressed sharply by a combination addition SPS and PEG-4000; the large molecular weight and lower diffusion coefficient of PEG-4000 resulted in concentration gradient of PEG-4000 in the trenches.

We demonstrated that glucose, weight for weight, reduced the diffusion coefficients of the ions the most from that of their pure IL values.

It is proposed that nonlinear growth in blends containing a low-molecular weight amorphous polymer (large diffusion coefficient) is, in some cases, due to the long times needed for a steady state to be reached and not a diffusion-limiting process.

Since both dyes were comparable in molecular weight, we assumed a diffusion coefficient of 400 µm2/s for ATTO647N-maleimide as well.

The radius of a globular particle is proportional to the cube root of the molecular weight (MW), thus its diffusion coefficient should be proportional to MW−1/3.

Combining images obtained with different amounts of diffusion weighting provides an apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC) map.

The linear log-log relationships between trans-bilayer permeability and the partition coefficients for more-diverse chemicals were augmented by molecular weight as another linear term, because the diffusion coefficient is inversely related to molecular weight.

These results are discussed in terms of surface migration mechanisms based on entropic driving forces and the molecular-weight dependence of the mutual diffusion coefficient of PS-b-PMMA in PS.

This work also demonstrates that the dependence of the diffusion coefficient on molecular weight is greater, both in the cell nucleus and in solution, than expected from a free diffusion model for globular proteins.