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Distribution surface

Let paiticles of size dx,r constitute a fraction fy of the total surface S in a powder so that  [Pg.193]

Assuming Ugv is constant over the size range being measured. [Pg.193]


Helmer B A and Graves D B 1998 Molecular dynamics simulations of Ar" and Cl" Impacts onto silicon surfaces distributions of reflected energies and angles J. Vac. Sc/. Technol. A 16 3503-14... [Pg.2943]

Average Particle Size A powder has many average sizes hence it is essential that they be well specified. The median is the 50 percent size half the distribution is coarser and half finer. The mode is a high-density region if there is more than one peak in the frequency cui ve, the distribution is said to be multimodal. The mean is the center of gravity of the distribution. The center of gravity of a mass (volume) distribution is defined by. Xyw = X XdV/X dV where dV = X dN dV is the volume of dN particles of size X This is defined as the volume-moment mean diameter and differs from the mean for a number or surface distribution. [Pg.1824]

Despite the intrinsically nonspecific nature of ion-exchange and reversed-phase/hydrophobic interactions, it is often found that chromatographic techniques based on these interactions can exhibit remarkable resolution this is attributed to the dynamics of multisite interactions being different for proteins having differing surface distributions of hydrophobic and/or ionizable groups. [Pg.2063]

Three other elements (C, Ba, Ca) show a similar deep Pacific to surface distribution but of smaller magnitude (less than 10). Note that the present cycle requires less than 100% efficient surface removal, otherwise nutrients would be all in the Pacific after a one-way trip. [Pg.269]

The model validation in mixed lubrication should be made under the conditions when asperity contacts coexist with lubrication. Choo et al. [45] measured film thickness on the surface distributed with artificial asperities. The experi-... [Pg.129]

Fig. 1.3. (a) Linear distribution of masses, (b) surface distribution of masses. [Pg.9]

Solla-Gullon et al. [Ill] carried out FT-IRs experiments of adsorbed CO for PdPt nanoparticles prepared by reduction of H2PtCl6 and K2PdCl4 with hydrazine in a w/o microemulsion of water/poly(ethyleneglycol) dodecyl ether (BRIJ(R)30)/ -heptane. The experiments gave information on the relative amount of linear- and bridge-bonded CO, which is known to depend on the surface distribution of the two elements. [Pg.64]

The fluidity of lipid bilayers permits dynamic interactions among membrane proteins. For example, the interactions of a neurotransmitter or hormone with its receptor can dissociate a transducer protein, which in turn will diffuse to interact with other effector proteins (Ch. 19). A given effector protein, such as adenylyl cyclase, may respond differently to different receptors because of mediation by different transducers. These dynamic interactions require rapid protein diffusion within the plane of the membrane bilayer. Receptor occupation can initiate extensive redistribution of membrane proteins, as exemplified by the clustering of membrane antigens consequent to binding bivalent antibodies [8]. In contrast to these examples of lateral mobility, the surface distribution of integral membrane proteins can be fixed by interactions with other proteins. Membranes may also be partitioned into local spatial domains consisting of networks... [Pg.25]

Taste cells have multiple types of ion channels. TRCs are electrically excitable and capable of generating action-potentials voltage-dependent channels for Na+, Ca2+ and K+, similar to those in neurons, have been detected in vertebrate TRCs. The surface distribution of these channels... [Pg.826]

Fig. 16 Numerical distribution, surface distribution, and mass distribution. Fig. 16 Numerical distribution, surface distribution, and mass distribution.
For nonconducting equal spheres with equal surface distribution of charge, the following equation can be derived, which will give either (1) the time for... [Pg.18]

In this section we will briefly outline the theory of fluorescence energy transfer as applied to the study of the more simple case of the surface distribution of acceptor and donor in the same plane. A number of theories for interpretation of fluorescence energy transfer data have been developed for more complex situations which cannot be elaborated here due to space limitations however, these are referred to where appropriate. [Pg.249]

Cox (C5) and Tchen (Tl) also obtained expressions for the drag on slender cylinders and ellipsoids which are curved to form rings or half circles. The advantages of prolate spheroidal coordinates in dealing with slender bodies have been demonstrated by Tuck (T2). Batchelor (Bl) has generalized the slender body approach to particles which are not axisymmetric and Clarke (C2) has applied it to twisted particles by considering a surface distribution rather than a line distribution. [Pg.82]

In all the above cases, surface distribution of anions was nonuniform. Apparently, this is a characteristic feature common to oxoanion adlayers because of their ability to form bridging hydrogen bonds via the lone electron pairs at their oxygen atoms. Since, in neutral solution, no ordered adsorption was... [Pg.846]

TABLE 5. Theoretical results for the magnetic dipole coupling constant. For the nuclear magnetic dipole, bulk distribution (present paper and [11]) and surface distribution [22]. [Pg.297]

The main difference between the quoted papers lies in the modeling of the magnetic moment distribution in the nucleus a bulk distribution is assumed in the present paper and in paper [11] and a surface distribution is adopted in ref [22]. A systematic 1% difference is observed, which cannot be explained by the uncertainty in the nuclear radius. However, it is known that variations of the nuclear size within reasonable limits can lead to variations in the value of A of several orders of magnitude [11, 14]. This question will be analysed in a separ-ate paper. [Pg.298]

FIGURE 9.11 Surface distribution of particles from the combustion of several organics and from automobiles and a candle (adapted from National Research Council, 1979). [Pg.357]

The pore surface distribution (r) is the surface area per unit pore radius. By chain differentials one can write... [Pg.110]

The surface distribution in the large diameter region of the graph is refractory rich and thus corresponds to particles which entered the cloud early. Tn the intermediate size range there is a transition between the two surface distributions. The 155Eu/Mg values in this region can... [Pg.269]

The refractory species, of which 147Nd is typical, appear not to be associated at all with the late entering crystalline population. In the local fallout, 147Nd exhibits constant specific activity 1.05 X 109 atoms/ Mg, and in the early entering glass population the refractories appear on the basis of data obtained thus far to be primarily surface distributed. [Pg.281]


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