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Figure 6. Comparison of simulated SECM transients with transients corresponding to different electrode geometries (all processes are diffusion controlled). (A) the SECM transient for a conductive substrate (B) two-electrode thin-layer cell (C) microdisk (D) planar electrode (E) SECM with an insulating substrate (F) one-electrode thin-layer cell. Curves A, B, E, and F were computed with L = d/a = 0.1. Adapted with permission from Ref. [62], Copyright 1991, American Chemical Society. Figure 6. Comparison of simulated SECM transients with transients corresponding to different electrode geometries (all processes are diffusion controlled). (A) the SECM transient for a conductive substrate (B) two-electrode thin-layer cell (C) microdisk (D) planar electrode (E) SECM with an insulating substrate (F) one-electrode thin-layer cell. Curves A, B, E, and F were computed with L = d/a = 0.1. Adapted with permission from Ref. [62], Copyright 1991, American Chemical Society.
Examination of Fig. 37 shows that, at generation 8, the surface area per Z group in PAMAM dendrimers approaches the cross-sectional area of the amine-terminated branch segment (ca. 33 A2) of the surface cell. Curve B assumes quantitative reactions and 100% branching ideality at each stage. Since our present analytical methods assure branching ideality detection limits of no more than 95%, curve A may more nearly approximate experimental congestion levels. [Pg.286]

Figure 19 Time-dependent fluorescent monitoring of free Mg + in neuroblastomas cells demonstrates the Li+/Mg + competition that releases bormd Mg + (curve B) Li-perfused cells, compared to rmtreated cells (curve A). Each frame represents 0.33 seconds. (Ref. 124. Reproduced by permission of Biophysical Society)... Figure 19 Time-dependent fluorescent monitoring of free Mg + in neuroblastomas cells demonstrates the Li+/Mg + competition that releases bormd Mg + (curve B) Li-perfused cells, compared to rmtreated cells (curve A). Each frame represents 0.33 seconds. (Ref. 124. Reproduced by permission of Biophysical Society)...
One may thus argue that the fuel cell curves in Fig. 6.1 should be moved upwards by a factor of five, if the purpose is to compare different technologies. The break-even of fuel cell vehicles is not affected, because it is already based on the assumed equipment life. Only in case the lifetime goal cannot be reached (or is surpassed) will the assessment have to be modified. [Pg.355]

As can be seen from the differential curves of the cell volume fraction distribution (Curves 1 in Fig. 2a, b), the microcells occupy a relatively small volume of the foam 5% for y = 40 kg/m and 11% for y = 500 kg/m. They are, however, the most numerous group of cells (Curves 3,... [Pg.26]

Fig. 7.5. EGFP-Ago2 cell line, (a) Image of several lOG cells. Scale bar 10 pm. (b) FCS curves of EGFP-Ago2 taken in the cytoplasm black line) and nucleus black dashed line) of lOG cells. Curves are normalized and the average of at least ten measurements. Grey line and grey dashed line indicate measurements of EGFP in ER293 cells as control... Fig. 7.5. EGFP-Ago2 cell line, (a) Image of several lOG cells. Scale bar 10 pm. (b) FCS curves of EGFP-Ago2 taken in the cytoplasm black line) and nucleus black dashed line) of lOG cells. Curves are normalized and the average of at least ten measurements. Grey line and grey dashed line indicate measurements of EGFP in ER293 cells as control...
Family III.—Spirillaceae.—Cells curved or spirally bent, generally motile through polar flagella. [Pg.221]

Renard JM, Spagnoli R, Mazier C, Salles MF Mandine E (1988) Evidence that monoclonal antibody production kinetics is related to the integral of the viable cells curve in batch systems. Biotechnology Letters 10 91-96. [Pg.159]

Figure 24. Spectrum of 1.0 mM uric acid electrolyzing at 0.65 V vs. SCE in 0.5 M NaCl-f 0.005 M Na2HP04, pH 7.5, at a reticulated vitreous carbon electrode in a thin-layer cell. Curve (1) is the spectrum of uric acid before electrolysis. Curve (2) is the spectrum of the uv-absorbing intermediate species. Repetitive sweeps of 19 s are shown. Figure 24. Spectrum of 1.0 mM uric acid electrolyzing at 0.65 V vs. SCE in 0.5 M NaCl-f 0.005 M Na2HP04, pH 7.5, at a reticulated vitreous carbon electrode in a thin-layer cell. Curve (1) is the spectrum of uric acid before electrolysis. Curve (2) is the spectrum of the uv-absorbing intermediate species. Repetitive sweeps of 19 s are shown.
Cells curve into an almost complete circle. Transverse section of cell is crescent-shaped. [Pg.54]

FIGURE 7.16 (a) FTIR spectra of initial yeast S. cerevisiae cells (curve 1), after addition of 100 mg/g of distilled water (curve 2), and subsequent addition of benzene of 0.1 (curve 3) or 1.7 g/g (curve 4) and (b) deconvolution of the spectra to five bands over the O-H stretching vibrations. [Pg.793]

Fig. 4.24 Normalized absorption spectra of rhodopsin from human retinal rod cells (curve 2), and cone-opsins from human blue , green and red cone cells (curves 1, 3 and 4, respectively). The spectra are drawn as described by Stavenga et al. [151]... Fig. 4.24 Normalized absorption spectra of rhodopsin from human retinal rod cells (curve 2), and cone-opsins from human blue , green and red cone cells (curves 1, 3 and 4, respectively). The spectra are drawn as described by Stavenga et al. [151]...
Measuring DMFC cathode impedance is difficult for two reasons. First, it is hard to achieve tme steady-state DMFC operation. Typically, the cell potential slightly varies with time (drift). Another problem is that in a cell without a reference electrode, the cathode impedance cannot be measured directly. Usually, the impedance of the whole cell is measured first. The oxygen on the cathode is then replaced by hydrogen, and the impedance of this quasi-half cell (anode impedance) is subtracted from the whole-cell curve to obtain the cathode spectrum. [Pg.422]

Pig. 2. Penetration of four solutes into cells of Chara ceratophylla (12). The ordinate is a scale in which 1.0 represents equality of concentrations of solutes inside and outside the cells. Curve I, diffusion through a thin layer curve II, diffusion into a homogeneous cylinder. [Pg.11]


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