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Kulak L and Bo]arski C 1995 Forward and reverse eleotronio-energy transport and trapping in solution 1. Theory Chem. Phys. 191 43-66... [Pg.3030]

The thermal conductivity of polymeric fluids is very low and hence the main heat transport mechanism in polymer processing flows is convection (i.e. corresponds to very high Peclet numbers the Peclet number is defined as pcUUk which represents the ratio of convective to conductive energy transport). As emphasized before, numerical simulation of convection-dominated transport phenomena by the standard Galerkin method in a fixed (i.e. Eulerian) framework gives unstable and oscillatory results and cannot be used. [Pg.90]

For the lower heat transfer surfaces in Fig. 2.60 to contribute to the energy transport, the solid should be an effective conductor of heat through its thickness. In other words, conjugate heat transfer effects should not create a more significant resistance to heat flow than that of the fluid in the channel. Since the heat transfer coefficient is generally a maximum at CHF, this leads to... [Pg.75]

Building a model of moisture uptake based on heat transport requires a set of tools to describe the process of energy transport. [Pg.702]

Such a process can naturally be expected to play a certain part in the mechanism of directed energy transport in biological systems, in particular, in the transfer of absorbed energy from the antenna chlorophyll molecules to the reactive center in the photosynthetic system of plants. In Ref. [30], energy exchange between molecules of the photosynthetic pigments chlorophyll a and pheophytin a was studied experimentally with pigments introduced into the polar matrix. [Pg.199]

Therefore, a kinetic energy correction factor, a, can be defined as the ratio of the true rate of kinetic energy transport relative to that which would occur if the fluid velocity is everywhere equal to the average (plug flow) velocity, e.g.,... [Pg.116]

FIGURE 3.11 Core definition. After redistribution of energy at the molecular scale, core size is suggested by the distance at which energy transported by secondary electrons just exceeds that due to every other channel (see text for details). From Mozumder and La Verne (1987). [Pg.63]

Schwarzer D, Kutne P, Schroder C, Troe J (2004) Intramolecular vibrational energy redistribution in bridged azulene-anthracene compounds ballistic energy transport through molecular chains. J Chem Phys 121 1754... [Pg.266]

The transport of heat between latitude bands is assumed to be diffusive and is proportional to the temperature difference divided by the distance between the midpoints of each latitude band. This is the temperature gradient. In this simulation all these distances are equal, so the distance need not appear explicitly. The temperature gradient is multiplied by a transport coefficient here called diffc, the effective diffusion coefficient. The product of the diffusion coefficient and the temperature gradient gives the energy flux between latitude zones. To find the total energy transport, we must multiply by the length of the boundary between the latitude zones. In... [Pg.100]


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Activation energy for transport

Active Transport against an Electrochemical Potential Gradient Requires Energy

Active transport and energy conversions

Active transport energy required

Active transport, against electrochemical potential gradient, energy

Approaches to improve heat transport and energy conversion efficiency

Available energy thermal transport

Available energy transport

Charge transport activation energies

Closed systems chemical energy transport

Cytosol energy’ transport

Electron transport chain energy capture

Electron transport chain energy relationships

Electronic energy transport

Energy Capture During Electron Transport

Energy Requirement of Calcium Transport

Energy Transport by Lattice Solitons in -Helical Proteins

Energy efficiency hydrogen transport

Energy efficiency transportation sector

Energy electron transport linked

Energy of transport

Energy requirements transportation

Energy thermal transport

Energy transfer excitation transport

Energy transport chemical

Energy transport, molecular

Energy transport, wave equation

Energy transportation

Energy transportation

Energy use in the transportation

Energy-chain analysis of hydrogen and its competing alternative fuels for transport

Energy-transducing membranes proton transport

Excitation energy transport

Facilitated Transport Membranes for Environmental, Energy, and Biochemical Applications

Fluid and Energy Transport

Free energy electron transport

Heat and energy transport

Heat and energy transport in membranes

Kinetic, diameter energy transport

Latitude energy transport

Low Energy Productivity Beam Transport

Membrane transport energy production

Membrane transport energy requirements

Membrane transport free energy

Molecular dissociation energy transport

Opportunities for Catalysis Research in Energy and Transportation

Packed beds energy transport

Polaron transport activation energy

Proton transport electrostatic activation energy

Role of 21st Century Chemistry in Transportation and Energy

Singlet energy transport

Solid phase, energy transport

Substrate transport observed activation energies

Sustainable Transport Energy Project

Thermal transport general energy equation

Transport activation energy, of polymer segments

Transport equation turbulent kinetic energy

Transport of Kinetic Energy

Transport processes energy-coupling modes

Transport theorem energy equation

Transport-controlled reactions energy

Transportable energy

Transportation energy storage

Transportation energy use

Transportation of energy

Transportation sector, energy

Transportation, energy for

Transporters Gibbs free energy

Turbulent kinetic energy spatial transport

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