ionic charge

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ionic charge - the charge on an ion is equal to a constant charge e multiplied by an integer from 1 to 15

constant - a number representing a quantity assumed to have a fixed value in a specified mathematical context; "the velocity of light is a constant"

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where [[gamma].sup.k] indicates the activity coefficient; [m.sub.k] is the molality; [A.sub.[gamma]], [B.sub.[gamma]], and [??] are temperature-dependent coefficients; I indicates the ionic strength; [[??].sub.k] is the ion size parameter; and [z.sub.k] represents the ionic charge.

Enhanced Wettability Modification and C[O.sub.2] Solubility Effect by Carbonated Low Salinity Water Injection in Carbonate Reservoirs

Instead of altering the dye bath, VaraBlue treats its yarns with a positive ionic charge to significantly increase its affinity for negatively charged dyes.

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The slight redistribution of ionic charge resulting from the magnetic force acting on the mobile ions in the intracellular space was introduced as the origin of a Hall electric field in a direction perpendicular to action potential transmission along the axon.

Influence of a constant magnetic field on action potential generation in neurons

The ionic charge also depends directly on the effective number of free electrons in the valence band.

Opto-electronic properties of ternary chalcopyrite [A.sup.I][B.sup.III][C.sub.2.sup.VI] and [A.sup.II][B.sup.IV][C.sub.2.sup.V] semiconductors

The increase in ionic conductivity of electrolyte with increasing salt concentration is due to increasing ionic mobility and concentration of ionic charge carriers with increasing salt content.

FTIR, DC Current Conduction, Ionic Conductivity, and Resistivity Studies of PEO Based Polymer Composite System

Alexe-Ionescu, "Role of the diffuse layer of the ionic charge on the impedance spectroscopy of a cell of liquid," Liquid Crystals, vol.

Dopant effect and cell-configuration-dependent dielectric properties of nematic liquid crystals

At very high temperatures, ionic charge migration can occur, which is often observed as the so-called space charge peaks.

Cure and morphology of epoxy/polyester powder coatings containing titanium dioxide: a thermally stimulated discharge study

Most of them are quite similar in ionic radius and ionic charge to [U.sup.+4] and, according to Goldschmidt's Rule, will likely remain locked in the crystalline U[O.sub.2].

One reason why Fukushima is not Chernobyl: seafood

They claim to change the ionic charge on the minerals so that they remain in solution.