concentration gradient

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concentration gradient

n.
The graduated difference in concentration of a solute per unit distance through a solution.
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Noun1.concentration gradient - a gradient in concentration of a solute as a function of distance through a solution; "the movement of a solute down its concentration gradient is called diffusion"
gradient - a graded change in the magnitude of some physical quantity or dimension
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Where there is a large density gradient, there is a fast-flowing current.
HDL Class Very large Large Medium Small (HDL2b) (HDL2a) (HDL3a) (HDL3b) Density, g/L 1.063-1.087 1.088-1.110 1.110-1.129 1.129-1.154 Size, nm 12.9-9.7 9.7-8.8 8.8-8.2 8.2-7.8 Density gradient Large Small ultracentri- (1.063-1.110 g/L) (1.110-1.170 g/L) fugation (VAP) Cholesterol 2D gel Large Medium electrophoresis (11.2-10.8 nm) (9.4-9.0 nm) (HDL mapping) ApoAl NMR Large Medium Terminal (1.063-1.087 g/L) (1.088-1.129 g/L) methyl-protons Ion mobility Large Small Lipoprotein 14.5-10.5 nm) (10.5-7.65 nm) particles HDL Class Very small (HDL3c) Density, g/L 1.154-1.21 Size, nm 7.8-7.2 Density gradient ultracentri- fugation (VAP) Cholesterol 2D gel Small electrophoresis (8.5-7.0 nm) (HDL mapping) ApoAl NMR Small Terminal (1.129-1.21 g/L) methyl-protons Ion mobility Lipoprotein particles
Austin Hughes (1977) analysed the topography of the retinal ganglion cells in various species of mammals with particular focus on their density, the density gradient towards the periphery, the presence or not of the visual streak and/or the area centralis, and he concluded that the differences in these parameters were closely related to the animal's lifestyle.
The paper titled "A Potential Density Gradient Dependent Analysis Scheme for Ocean Multiscale Data Assimilation" addresses the issue of how to maintain oceanic mixing along potential density surface in ocean data assimilation (ODA) and proposes a new ODA strategy.
Density gradient in the y direction was used to describe a Schlieren photograph and reconfigured flow field.
To work out the energy density gradient responsible for the dissipative change in momentum we will express the local energy density at a distance r from the body relative to the universal energy density by the ratio of light's universal velocity to its local velocity n = c/v.
Hence, density gradient model is used in design simulation which incorporates the considerable quantum effects.
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