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one effectinfluencesthe rate of reaction reaction rate surface area is one of the
If the amount is too large , on the other hand , the active material is covered with the thickening agent too muchresultingin decrease of the reaction surface area
If the total amount is too large , the active material is excessively covered with the binder and the thickening agentresultingin decrease of the reaction surface area
gas phaseinfluencedon the surface reaction rate
the gas flow rate and the plume eye area(passive) is influenced bythe surface reaction rate
the aqueous liquid phase ... the organic liquid phaseresultsin increased reaction surface area
the crack generation(passive) caused byenlargement of reaction surface area
whereas , when it is more than 10 parts by weight , the liquid crystal materials are bound to each otherresultingin a decrease of the reaction surface area
when the battery is overcharged and large cadmium hydroxide crystals are formedcausinga reduction of reaction surface area
while taking into consideration the number N of lithium ions , in such a way that α falls within the above range(passive) may be suitably setThe reaction surface area S
to higher rate of reactioncontributeto higher rate of reaction
a rapid cooling effect and reducing the radiant heatcausinga rapid cooling effect and reducing the radiant heat
it to increase for the reasons stated abovecausesit to increase for the reasons stated above
to faster kineticswill leadto faster kinetics
a stronger depletion of the gas - phase species that participate in grain surface chemistrymay causea stronger depletion of the gas - phase species that participate in grain surface chemistry
to an improvement in all reaction ratesleadsto an improvement in all reaction rates
more CSH per unit volume and increasing the compaction and strength of microstructure , which leads to high carbonation resistance and slow carbonation progresscreatingmore CSH per unit volume and increasing the compaction and strength of microstructure , which leads to high carbonation resistance and slow carbonation progress
This phenomenon can be explained(passive) to be caused byThis phenomenon can be explained
to a more thorough mixing of the oxygen content in water which results in a higher K valueleadsto a more thorough mixing of the oxygen content in water which results in a higher K value
to shorter particleleadingto shorter particle