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Plating charge

Figure 2. (a) Reflection TOF mass spectrometer, (b) Depicts the electrostatic potentials. With a judicious selection of potential, the daughter ions arising from metastable decay arrive at the detector prior to the parent ions which have higher kinetic energy. MCP denotes a microchannel plate charged particle detector, (a) Taken with permission from ref. 22 (b) Taken with permission from ref. 19. [Pg.190]

FIG. 11.4 Two models for the double layer (a) a diffuse double layer and (b) charge neutralization due partly to a parallel plate charge distribution and partly to a diffuse layer. [Pg.508]

W. Richardson found that in the proximity of moist phosphorus pentoxide, a platinum plate charged positively to 80 volts, and at 500°-700°, is discharged, While a cold platinum plate in the vapour of phosphorus pentoxide acquires an electric charge, which it loses in time. Highly purified phosphorus pentoxide does not show the effect. [Pg.944]

Permittivity e is the most basic property of a dielectric material. To understand the concept of permittivity, consider first a parallel-plate capacitor with two metallic plates. When a voltage is applied across the metallic plates, charges are generated on the surface of each plate. The charge Q on the plate surface is given by... [Pg.36]

These parameters have to be correlated if they are to be combined. The results from small tubes (0 16 mm) are only comparable with those from big ones (0 25 mm) in a certain p range. The same is true for plate charges and their relation to cylinders. [Pg.3]

In a flooded lead-acid system, the two plates charge independently of one another due to the saturated electrolyte condition and to the low diffusion rates of oxygen and hydrogen gases in sulfuric acid. Thus, these gases escape from the cell before they can interact with the opposite electrode. Both are still affected by impurity effects on overpotentials and thus perfectly efficient recharge of both plates is not guaranteed. [Pg.243]

Assemble stake or pole, container, metal contact plates, charge, electric blasting cap, and pull cord. [Pg.263]

Application of a voltage (U) over both conducting plates without the polymer sheet inserted, results immediately in charges +Q and -Q on the plates. Charge and voltage are linearly related according to ... [Pg.124]

Meniscus height Sediment layer height Spacing between parallel flat plates, charged flat plates, and flat electrodes in electrolytic cell Specific enthalpy... [Pg.17]

When batteries are set to deep discharge cycling the charge current reaches maximum values of 0.5 C20 A (usually it is 0.2 C20 A). At these current rates the negative plates charge efficiently. Batteries for hybrid electric vehicle applications, however, have to be... [Pg.333]

A tissue as a biomaterial maybe considered as a conductor or a dielectric. Figure 10.1 shows a model of the biomaterial between two metal electrode plates. In principle, a dielectric is dry without direct current (DC) conductance and living tissue is wet with appreciable DC conductance and polarization impedance caused by the double layer at the surface of the wetted metal plates. Charge carriers are electrons in metal, but ions in tissue. [Pg.152]

FIGURE 31.2 Electrode arrangements (a) parallel-plate setup with plate charged positively (b) positively charged needle setup and (c) multi-needle parallel-plate device. [Pg.872]

Distraction/loss of attention. This common element of many electrical shocks occurs when there are other demands on the concentration of the person doing the work. In one case the person was reaching past a plate charged to 9000 volts by a power supply that could produce 800 milliamperes of electrical current. The distraction was an ice cream break. The common elements associated with this injury included all those listed, but distraction broke the person s concentration during troubleshooting. [Pg.286]

Conversely, the template responsible for molecular association can be discrete, separate from the interlocked structure, and thus removable (Figure 10.2b). The tern-plating charge-transfer donor-acceptor in rotaxane 3 (Scheme 10.3) is an example of integrated templation. The copper(I) metal in catenane 2 (Scheme 10.2) is strictly... [Pg.176]


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