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Current conductivity

Strength of current conducted through the material (automatic adjustment), A... [Pg.652]

Commercial membranes have typical thicknesses of ca 0.15—0.5 mm the compartments between the membranes have typical thicknesses of ca 0.5—2 mm. The thickness of a cell pair is therefore in the 1.3—5.0 mm range, commonly about 3.0 mm. One hundred cell pairs have a combined thickness of about 300 mm. The effective area of a cell pair for current conduction is generally on the order of 0.2—2 m. ... [Pg.173]

An advantage of this plate design is the short distance that has to be passed by electrons to reach the current conducting core disadvantage is the weight of this thick core made of pure lead. [Pg.165]

Corrosion of the current-conducting elements in the positive electrode, as of the plate support (grid), bus bars, and termi-... [Pg.169]

The conclusion regarding the fact that constant current conductivity involves not all microcrystals of the sample is proved by results of measurements of electric conductivity in sintered ZnO films in case of alternating current (Fig. 2.10). The availability of barrier-free ohmic pathways is proved by a low value of initial resistivity in sintered samples ( 1 - 5 kOhm) in addition to exponential dependence of electric conductivity plotted as a function of inverse temperature having activation energy 0.03 - 0.5 eV, which coincides with ionization energy of shallow dope levels. The same value is obtained from measurements of the temperature dependence of the Hall constant [46]. [Pg.117]

The fabrication and characterization of atomic metal contacts have been based mainly on electro-deposition/dissolution [182] and break junction techniques (see review [134] and literatures cited therein). In particular, gold nanocontacts have been studied in great detail, due to the chemical inertness of the material, the malleability and ductility of gold. The processes of formation, evolution, and breaking of gold atomic contacts leads to step-like features in the current-distance curves [188, 189]. The abrupt changes in the current (conductance) response were... [Pg.134]

Currents conduct through an electrode by means of electrons. [Pg.301]

Currents conduct through an electrolyte by means of ions. [Pg.302]

As an aside, benzotrifluoride is a slightly polar, non-Lewis basic solvent that has favorable properties for many kinds of organic reactions. A. Ogawa, D. P. Curran, Benzotrifluoride A useful alternative solvent for organic reactions currently conducted in dichloro-methane and related solvents , J. Org Chem. 1997, 62, 450. [Pg.37]

There are five possible physical phases in the current path in which the current conduction mechanisms are different as illustrated in Figure 19. They are substrate, space charge layer, Helmholtz layer, surface oxide film, and electrolyte. The overall change in the applied potential due to a change of current density in the current path is the sum of the potential drops in these phases ... [Pg.178]

A Ogawa, DP Curran. Benzotrifluoride a useful alternative solvent for organic reactions currently conducted in dichloromethane. J Org Chem 62, 450, 1997. [Pg.263]

Kilbride BE, Coleman JN, Foumet P, Cadek A, Hutzler S, Roth S, Blau WJ (2002). Experimental observation of scaling laws for alternating current and direct current conductivity in polymer-carbon nanotube composite thin films. J. Appl. Phys. 92 4024—4030. [Pg.217]

P. R. Supronowicz, P. M. Ajayan, K. R. Ullmann, B. P. Arulanandam, D. W. Metzger, R. Bizios, Novel current-conducting composite substrates for exposing osteoblasts to alternating current stimulation, Journal of Biomedical Materials Research, vol. 59, pp. 499-506, 2002. [Pg.120]

The choice of the reference reservoir for calculating 5 or e values is quite variable among different laboratories. Table 1 lists all the laboratories that have published Fe isotope data in an abstract or peer-reviewed journal as of September 2003, and include the form in which the data are reported (e.g., 5 Fe or 5 Fe), as well as the reservoir or standard used to define 5 or s values. A common procedure of all labs currently conducting Fe isotope studies is to measure at least three Fe isotopes, which is done to provide a check on data quality, primarily evaluation of potential isobaric interferences. The choice of reference reservoir used in this chapter follows the approach of other stable isotope systems such as oxygen, which defines... [Pg.321]

Instruments based on differential ultraviolet absorption still need to be evaluated, and possibly modified, before their acceptance for monitoring ozone in polluted atmospheres on a nationwide scale. The carb and other air pollution control agencies are currently conducting multiyear programs for evaluating ultraviolet absorption side by side with chemiluminescent and potassium iodide-based instruments, to determine their applicability and needed modification, as well as to ensure continuity in the data base while the older monitoring instruments are being replaced. [Pg.680]

An ion pair is electrically neutral, and when an external electric field is applied, it does not contribute to the electric current (conductivity). Ion pairs have a short lifetime however, since there is a continuous interchange between ions in the solution, due to random thermal agitation. [Pg.21]

The electrochemical polymerization process is achieved by polymerization of monomers in an electrolytic cell (Subramanian and Jakubowski, 1978). The electrode is the source of active species that initiates the polymerization. It is necessary to select a solvent electrolyte system which is capable of forming a solution with the monomer and having sufficient current-conducting properties. In the process employed by Bell and coworkers (Bell et al., 1987 Wimolkiatisak and... [Pg.294]


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Alternating current conductivity

Alternating current conductivity measurement

Conductance by Direct and Alternating Currents

Conducting tissues, slow current

Conduction current

Conduction current density

Conduction of current

Conduction of electric current

Conductive and semiconductive polymers of current interest

Conductive current losses

Conductivity measurements direct current electronic

Conductivity measurements steady-state electronic current

Cross-conduction current reduction by stray inductance

Current conductance/capacitance sensors

Current-conducting structure

Direct current conductance

Direct current conduction

Direct current conductivity

Direct current proton conductivity measurements

Direct-current conductivity, ionic

Electric current conductivity

Electrical Conductance, Current, and Resistance

Impressed current system conductivity

Ionic impurities, direct-current conduction

Liquids electric current conduction

Membrane conductance, single-channel current records

Membrane/ionomer proton conductivity current density

Overview direct current conductivity

The Proportionality Constant Relating Electric Field and Current Density Specific Conductivity

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