-
gradient in
Gibbs free
energy or
chemical potential. It is
possible to
diffuse "uphill" from a
region of
lower concentration to a
region of
higher concentration...
- due to
fluorescence caused by
embedded hot stars,
while others are so
diffused that they can be
detected only with long
exposures and
special filters...
-
Diffuse reflection is the
reflection of
light or
other waves or
particles from a
surface such that a ray
incident on the
surface is
scattered at many...
- Look up
diffuser or
diffusers in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Diffuser may
refer to:
Diffuser (automotive), a
shaped section of a car's underbody...
-
different mediums.
Diffusivity may
refer to:
Thermal diffusivity,
diffusivity of heat
Diffusivity of m****: M****
diffusivity,
molecular diffusivity (often called...
- lymphoma, not
otherwise specified;
diffuse large B cell
lymphoma ****ociated with
chronic inflammation; fibrin-****ociated
diffuse large B cell lymphoma; primary...
- This is a list of
diffuse nebulae. Most
nebulae are
diffuse,
meaning that they do not have well-defined boundaries.
Types of
diffuse nebulae include emission...
-
Diffuse axonal injury (DAI) is a
brain injury in
which scattered lesions occur over a
widespread area in
white matter tracts as well as grey matter. DAI...
-
Diffuse large B-cell
lymphoma (DLBCL) is a
cancer of B cells, a type of
lymphocyte that is
responsible for
producing antibodies. It is the most common...
-
Diffuse reflectance spectroscopy, or
diffuse reflection spectroscopy, is a
subset of
absorption spectroscopy. It is
sometimes called remission spectroscopy...
