Supplement In a dynamic equilibrium, the rate of loss is equal to the rate of gain. Dynamic equilibrium is applied in thermodynamics for systems involving reversible reactions. See also:equilibrium constant, chemical equilibrium
This was in fact a dynamic equilibrium achieved by ingress and egress of cells, as well as occasional cell divisions. This cell number was independently validated using another transgenic zebrafish line, cd41:GFP, that also marks HSPCs. This quantification, combined with our data from earlier ...
The critical mass is the mass at which the maximal ground reaction force exactly balances the weight force, or in other words the mass for which κg = 1; the mechanical system is then in static equilibrium. Using the estimates provided in Table 1 yields κg = 0.041 m1/3...
Life at different Reynolds numbers promotes or even necessitates non-trivial adaptations in locomotor form and animal morphology. For example, jet propulsion becomes impractical at small Re due to excessive dissipation, and effective lift-based locomotion requires an Re larger than some critical interme...
Therefore, also non-local effects like equilibrium or profile changes cannot be accounted for. As a consequence of the particle–wave trapping, the gradient of the distribution function relaxes and the mode saturates. During this process, particles lose energy and/or toroidal momentum, i.e. they...
The ideal equilibrium was reached for all 3 cell types under the same conditions. This provided advantage of interconnection within all three cell types as well as the continuous flow of improved medium through the chambers, therefore maintaining a crucial homogeneous environment for all BBB elements...
- At equilibrium, the rate of the forward reaction (the conversion of reactants to products) is equal to the rate of the reverse reaction (the conversion of products back to reactants). This balance results in constant concentrations of all species involved. 5. Example of Dynamic Equilibrium...
Under the general form of problem (P), it included the Emden-Fowler equation which arises, for example, in astrophysics in relation to the stellar structure (gaseous dynamics). In this case, the fundamental problem is to investigate the equilibrium configuration of the mass of spherical clouds ...
of moles is (2+x), so P and Q should have 1 mol each at equilibrium. So P and Q are in 1:1 ratio, but how do they know x is 1 ? Ans is B Janiceleong26 Thread Oct 23, 2015 Dynamic Equilibrium Replies: 16 Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help O Bellman Equation, ...
3,4). These results demonstrate that altering the structures of DHPMT affects the exchange rates and equilibrium conversions while maintaining the dynamic nature of the reaction. Thus, we may design DHPMT derivatives having different structures to develop function-tunable dynamic polymers. We also ...