Übersetzung für "Kinetic rate" in Deutsch

The pattern of sampling will depend on the lag period and kinetic rate of biodegradation of the test chemical.

The purpose of this test is to measure the time course of biodegradation of a test substance at low concentration in aerobic natural water and to quantify the observations in the form of kinetic rate expressions.

Bioconcentration factors calculated directly from kinetic rate constants (k1/k2) are termed kinetic concentration factor, BCFK.

Some minimum storage time at depressed temperatures is important because while decreases in temperatures decrease solubility they also decrease the kinetic rate at which crystal growth occurs.

As will be set forth in more detail below by means of specific examples, FCS assays according to the invention are especially prominent because they are not limited to antibody mediated specificity, are equally useful for molecular, cellular, tissular systems in homogeneous or in solid phase assays, allow for the determination of thermodynamic parameters (binding constants) and kinetic parameters (rate constants), allow for non-destructive investigations of living systems (cell cultures, tissue), and unspecific interactions with surfaces do not interfere when analysis takes place in solution.

A further purpose of the present invention is a procedure that converts the complicate Hyperbolic-Rate-Kinetic of the Limulus -test into a linear kinetic, facilitating enormously the evaluation.

All reactions used in a calculation, both aqueous species and minerals, must be explicitly defined by the user along with species stability constants, mineral solubility products and kinetic rate constants, where appropriate.

Mineral dissolution reactions may achieve equilibrium within a single time step or can be controlled by user-defined kinetic rate constants so that equilibrium is approached over several time steps.

In the case of pseudo-first order kinetics, the reaction rates in the equilibrium state were ascertained by recording the reaction kinetics.

The kinetic rates for dissociative and degenerated exchange can be quantified from ordinate intercept and slope, respectively.

This applies in particular to the swelling kinetics, i.e. the rate of absorption, and to the gel strength of the swollen polymers and also to their capacity to absorb water-containing liquids under pressure.

In this case, it is important that the upper 100° C. of the temperature profile determine the collapse rate (kinetics).

Assuming first-order kinetics, the rate constant k and the half-life t1/2

This relates particularly to the swelling kinetics, i.e. the rate of absorption for water and other liquids, and the gel strength of the swollen polymers and their absorption capacity for aqueous liquids under pressure.

One reagent is held at an artificially high concentration so that the concentration is effectively constant, and the kinetic rates are calculated from the change in concentration of another reagent.

Using soil samples from these and other sites, investigations into the kinetic behaviour, degradation rates and degradability of PAHs by micro-organisms have been conducted.

Their MASS-2 instrument can examine thousands of microfluidic samples a day with excellent sensitivity, thus measuring the specifity, affinity, kinetic rates and thermodynamic molecular interactions.

Designed to follow reaction progression, ReactIR provides specific information about reaction initiation, kinetics, conversion rate, intermediates, and endpoint even under challenging conditions that make offline sample and analysis difficult, such as reactions under pressure or extreme temperatures.