Definition of chemical potential in English:

chemical potential

noun

Chemistry

A thermodynamic function expressing the ability of an uncharged atom or molecule in a chemical system to perform physical work.
Example sentencesExamples
- It creates a chemical potential or concentration gradient between the opposite sides of the membrane while also creating an electrical potential.
- The chemical potential of plants is however, still largely unexplored.
- These chemical potentials are obtained as derivatives of the time-dependent free energy with respect to the local density of proteins.
- It is important to eliminate duplicate conformations so that no conformations are counted as contributing more than once to the chemical potential.
- The mechanism of water transport across the cuticle is a simple diffusion process along a gradient of the chemical potential of water.

Definition of chemical potential in US English:

chemical potential

noun

Chemistry

The change in Gibbs free energy with respect to change in amount of the component, with pressure, temperature, and amounts of other components being constant. Components are in equilibrium if their chemical potentials are equal.
Example sentencesExamples
- The mechanism of water transport across the cuticle is a simple diffusion process along a gradient of the chemical potential of water.
- These chemical potentials are obtained as derivatives of the time-dependent free energy with respect to the local density of proteins.
- The chemical potential of plants is however, still largely unexplored.
- It is important to eliminate duplicate conformations so that no conformations are counted as contributing more than once to the chemical potential.
- It creates a chemical potential or concentration gradient between the opposite sides of the membrane while also creating an electrical potential.

单词	chemical potential
释义	Definition of chemical potential in English: chemical potential noun Chemistry A thermodynamic function expressing the ability of an uncharged atom or molecule in a chemical system to perform physical work. Example sentencesExamples It creates a chemical potential or concentration gradient between the opposite sides of the membrane while also creating an electrical potential. The chemical potential of plants is however, still largely unexplored. These chemical potentials are obtained as derivatives of the time-dependent free energy with respect to the local density of proteins. It is important to eliminate duplicate conformations so that no conformations are counted as contributing more than once to the chemical potential. The mechanism of water transport across the cuticle is a simple diffusion process along a gradient of the chemical potential of water. Definition of chemical potential in US English: chemical potential noun Chemistry The change in Gibbs free energy with respect to change in amount of the component, with pressure, temperature, and amounts of other components being constant. Components are in equilibrium if their chemical potentials are equal. Example sentencesExamples The mechanism of water transport across the cuticle is a simple diffusion process along a gradient of the chemical potential of water. These chemical potentials are obtained as derivatives of the time-dependent free energy with respect to the local density of proteins. The chemical potential of plants is however, still largely unexplored. It is important to eliminate duplicate conformations so that no conformations are counted as contributing more than once to the chemical potential. It creates a chemical potential or concentration gradient between the opposite sides of the membrane while also creating an electrical potential.
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