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... Gaussian distribution of concentration at some later time ; as time elapses the region over which the distribution extends becomes larger and larger . For a given time interval , the average dis- placement from the starting point ...
... Gaussian distribution of concentration at some later time ; as time elapses the region over which the distribution extends becomes larger and larger . For a given time interval , the average dis- placement from the starting point ...
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... at successive times for an ideal system . Mathe- matical analysis of the situation shows that the concentration gradient can be expressed at any time t by the Gaussian 456 TWELVE MACROMOLECULES AND MOLECULAR AGGREGATES.
... at successive times for an ideal system . Mathe- matical analysis of the situation shows that the concentration gradient can be expressed at any time t by the Gaussian 456 TWELVE MACROMOLECULES AND MOLECULAR AGGREGATES.
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Wallace S. Brey. can be expressed at any time t by the Gaussian function dc dx = Со ( 4πDT ) 1/2 e - 2 -x2 / 4Dt ( 12-23 ) From this equation and the measured results , D can be evaluated . How are we to relate the value of D to the size ...
Wallace S. Brey. can be expressed at any time t by the Gaussian function dc dx = Со ( 4πDT ) 1/2 e - 2 -x2 / 4Dt ( 12-23 ) From this equation and the measured results , D can be evaluated . How are we to relate the value of D to the size ...
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