Approximately 15 percent of Sweden’s land area is covered by peat ( 30 cm deep). In drained peatlands, decomposition of the peat produces greenhouse gases such as CO2 and N2O. Electric conductivity, measured with the instrument EM38, can be used to assess spatial variation in soil properties. To easier decide the quantity of the CO2-emissions from a peatland the possible relation between electr...

Field amplified sample stacking (FASS) is used to increase sample concentrations in electrokinetic flows. The technique uses conductivity gradients to establish a non-uniform electric field that accumulates ions within a conductivity gradient, and can be readily integrated with capillary electrophoresis. Conductivity gradients also cause gradients in near-wall electroosmotic flow velocities. Th...

Effects of wastewater discharge on the coastal area in Gaza strip Palestine are not fully investigated. This study investigated effect physical and chemical properties marine water over a period 2 year. Sea sediment samples were collected from about 20 different sites. The sediments wastewater/sea mixing zone at depth 0, 2.5 5 m column direct discharging pipe line location similarly other locat...

The aim of this work is to determine the thermal conductivity of mesoporous silicon (PoSi) by fitting the experimental results with simulated ones. The electrothermal response (resistance versus applied current) of differently designed test lines integrated onto PoSi/silicon substrates and the bulk were compared to the simulations. The PoSi thermal conductivity was the single parameter used to ...

In this paper, the anisotropic thermal conductivity characteristics of graphene wrinkles are observed for the first time using a non-equilibrium molecular dynamics method. Our results reveal that the wrinkling level has little effect on the thermal conductivity along the wrinkling direction. However, the wrinkling level plays an important role in the reduction of thermal conductivity along the ...

Phase 1, with electrical conductivity σ1, occupies the “bowtie” region of angle ±α, while phase 2, with conductivity σ2 σ1, occupies the remaining region. Deduce the approximate form of lines of current density J when a background electric field is applied along the symmetry axis of phase 1. What is the effective conductivity σ of the system, defined by the relation I = σΔφ between the total cu...

Tunnelling effect is a possible mechanism to explain the apparent large electric conductivity and nonlinear electric behavior of graphene-reinforced nanocomposites with polymer matrix. In this work, a numerical modeling framework is proposed to evaluate the effective electric conductivity in polymer composites reinforced with graphene sheets, taking into account the electrical tunnelling effect...

The macroscopic electric permittivity of a given medium may depend on frequency, but this frequency dependence cannot be arbitrary, its real and imaginary parts are related by the well-known Kramers-Kronig relations. Here, we show that an analogous paradigm applies to the macroscopic electric conductivity. If the causality principle is taken into account, there exists Kramers-Kronig relations f...

The charge transport equation is affected by thermal and concentration gradients as well as any applied electric field. In the charge transport equation the electrical conductivity, the electrical diffusivity and the electrical thermophoresis coefficient are all dependent on the electrical mobility which in turn is dependent on the collision time. When a time varying electric field is applied t...