mass concentration

The term mass concentration is also used in chemical calculations.

The conversion to and from mass concentration is given by:

There were mass concentrations by that time in our universe, too, with spaces in between.

The energy flux and mass concentration must disrupt the Enterprise's operation.

Molar and mass concentration have different values in space where diffusion happens.

"My prediction is based on very minute mass concentrations.

What counted in the long run was the mass concentration of heavily-armed spaceships.

"Next nearest mass concentration of people is here, on the Osedah continent.

It is defined through the momentum density and the mass concentrations:

Against such weapons massed concentrations of armour and troops would no longer be a virtue but a liability.

A major issue for all lunar orbiting spacecraft are mass concentrations or mascons.

The mass concentration inside them is phenomenal.

I can show you mass concentrations and annihilation signatures, but anything else is guesswork."

Sometimes the mass concentration is called titer.

Orbiting spacecraft have also detected a mass concentration (mascon) below this feature.

"A mascon on the moon means a mass concentration, an area of unusually heavy density beneath the surface.

There seems to be a mass concentration there, attracting galaxies across hundreds of millions of light years.

More recent measurements have measured the geoid to unprecedented accuracy, revealing mass concentrations beneath Earth's surface.

Mass concentration depends on the variation of the volume of the solution due mainly to thermal expansion.

In order to convert the mass concentration to an equivalent concentration the following mathematical relationship is used:

There are alternative explanations for this mass concentration, such as formation by a mantle plume or other large-scale volcanic activity.

This feature is associated with a mass concentration (mascon), a sub-surface region of higher-density material.

Thus, for pure component the mass concentration equals the density of the pure component.

Minerals Mass concentration as reported by researchers at King Saud University.

Mass concentration or mascon may refer to: