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... diffusion of a solute in a liquid solution is usually very much slower than the diffusion of gaseous molecules . Diffusion corresponds to the random motion of the mole- cules ; when there is a concentration gradient present , the effect ...
... diffusion of a solute in a liquid solution is usually very much slower than the diffusion of gaseous molecules . Diffusion corresponds to the random motion of the mole- cules ; when there is a concentration gradient present , the effect ...
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... DIFFUSION Closely related to Brownian motion is the phenomenon of diffusion , the transfer of a substance from a region in which its concentration is larger to a region in which its concentration is smaller . Indeed , it was the study ...
... DIFFUSION Closely related to Brownian motion is the phenomenon of diffusion , the transfer of a substance from a region in which its concentration is larger to a region in which its concentration is smaller . Indeed , it was the study ...
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... diffusion . For a spherical particle , Stokes ' law permits calculation of the par- ticle radius from a knowledge of the value of the diffusion coefficient . For particles of other shape , values of D can be combined with sedi ...
... diffusion . For a spherical particle , Stokes ' law permits calculation of the par- ticle radius from a knowledge of the value of the diffusion coefficient . For particles of other shape , values of D can be combined with sedi ...
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