Oxidation Volume

Such behavior is observed with alkah and alkahne earth oxidations where the oxide volume is less than the metal volume and cracks develop in the product coat, permitting ready access for further reaction. 

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The characteristics of a metal which contribute to a good incendiary capability are not yet fully understood nor have they been completely defined. Hillstrom (Ref 64) found that pyrophoricity is related to the ratio of the oxide volume to the metal volume, a ratio above one giving rise to the popcoming effect which is... 

The key feature of the model of Nicollian and Reisman (73) is that the surface-reaction-limited oxidation process has viscous oxide flow as the rate-limiting mechanism. During oxidation, volume expansion occurs when silicon is oxidized, and the viscous flow of oxide accompanies this expansion. The rate of growth at the interface is given by... 

In volume limited applications, high density propellant combinations are favored and some appropriate trade-off between performance and density is established. In a truly volume limited system as shown in section IV. A. 1., the appropriate performance parameter is the product of the specific impulse and the propellant bulk density, a quantity usually labeled the density impulse. Conceivably, mixture ratio may be determined by yet other vehicle system considerations. If a new propellant combination is to be utilized in an existing vehicle, the optimum mixture ratio may be influenced by such considerations as existing pump flow rate capacities, tank volumes, and structure load carrying capacities. Even other system considerations, such as the desirability of operating at equal fuel and oxidizer volume flow rates to allow interchange of fuel and oxidizer flow hardware, may determine the propellant mixture ratio. 

In all cases, R represents oxide volume, with superscript denoting the species and subscript denoting the layer. Figure 19 indicates the cation interstitial currents through the layers. Because all cation interstitials originate at the metal interface, the cation interstitial currents decrease from layer to layer, as noted in Fig. 19. The difference current — J/+V, for example, serves to increase the thickness of layer i. 

The growth of the inner layers L,- (i = 2, 3,. . . , N — 1) are first considered. By hypothesis, the cations are immobile for the present case, so the solid-state decomposition of layer i — 1 denoted by (dL j/dt). yields cations for layer i formation equivalent to an effective cation current of (1/iZ f5) (dL,- j /df). The product of this quantity with the new oxide volume of layer i which results from each cation pro-... 

Component Concentration entering catalytic S02 oxidation volume %... 

Since the growth rate of the oxide surface layer, d /dt, is proportional to the transport current s n, by introducing an oxidation parameter with an oxide volume per metal ion ft, we obtain with... 

Here b and n j represent the mobility and concentration of A1 ions on interstitial lattice sites, and represents the oxide volume per metal ion xQ is as defined in Eq. (56). 

Phase separation results in the existence of superconductivity only in a part of the oxide volume. For samples of high quality, the content of the superconducting phase can reach 50 percent and more. The additional factor that reduces this characteristic is the crystallographic chemical nonuniformity of the phase, which is caused by the imperfection of the method of synthesis or by certain degradation processes. 

Independently of its disinfectant properties, sulfur dioxide is widely used to protect wines from oxidation (Volume 1, Section 8.7.2). It thus contributes to the oxidation-reduction buffer capacity and prevents an increase in potential that would otherwise occur when oxygen is dissolved. Due to their structure, white wines require a higher dose of SO2 than red wines to ensure effective protection. 

Group Mitochondrial P-oxidation Volume fraction of mitochondria Peroxisomal P-oxidation Volume fraction of peroxisomes... 

Table 1 gives the thermal utilization for the oxide of density 4 as function of the radius tq of the oxide sphere and the cube root Vc + 1 of the ratio of cell d and oxide volumes. The l/p2 given in this table were calculated on the basis of (11) or (14) and the following constants (p is the density of the oxide)... 

Careful adjustment of fuel-to-oxidant ratio, as well as total fuel-oxidant volume, is required for best response of a flame source. Some elements are best determined in a fuel-rich environment and others in a fuel-lean flame. Control of fuels and oxidants normally is made by use of pressure-reducing valves. Two sets of valves are required, one on the tank for pressure reduction, and the other for close control of the volume of gases entering the burner or mixing chamber. Control by pressure-reducing valves is usually sufficient to produce good, steady flames but does not provide close adjustment or monitoring of the quantities of fuel and oxidant consumed. In some cases it may be advisable to install flow meters in the gas supply systems so rates of gas consumption can be monitored and controlled. 

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As a part of the High Conversion Critical Experiment (Hi-C) > at Argonne National Laboratory, the thermal disadvantage factor (() has been measured in five lattices that had water-to-uranium oxide-volume ratios of from... 

Two disagreements are noted in the comparison of the calculations with the experimental results. First, except for the tightest lattice, THERMOS values are larger than experimental values. Honeck has observed this trend for water-uranium oxide lattices with water-to-fuel volume ratios greater than 1. The second difficulty is that while the.experimental results Indicate a minimum of ( at a water-tb-uranium oxide volume ratio of about 0.5, calculations show t to be monotonically decreasing with decreasing lattice pitch. 

Pitch (cm) Water-to-Oxide Volume Ratio. Fuel-to- Cadmium Ratio Moderator to-Cadmium Ratio Bare-Moderator -to-Bare-Fuel Ratios t Thermos Number Density Thermos U-235 Fission B692/RP Flux... 

Tjong et al. [16] showed that the dielectric constant of nanocomposites of annealed low-density polyethylene and zinc oxide was higher than that of quenched nanocomposites, whereas the resistivity of annealed low-density polyethylene-zinc oxide nanocomposites was considerably lower than that of the quenched samples. The dielectric constant of both the annealed and quenched low-density polyvinyl-zinc oxide nanocomposites showed a pronounced frequency dependence when the zinc oxide volume content reached 52 vol% as a result of the formation of the zinc oxide network. 

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