ostwald Sentence Examples
- Ostwald's color theory describes the relationship between hue, saturation, and value.
- The Ostwald color system is a cylindrical model based on the dimensions of lightness, chroma, and hue.
- Wilhelm Ostwald developed the Ostwald color atlas to classify and arrange colors systematically.
- Ostwald's law of dilution states that the stronger an acid or base, the more dissociated it is in an aqueous solution.
- The Ostwald process is a chemical method for synthesizing nitric acid from ammonia.
- Ostwald ripening is a process of crystal growth where smaller crystals dissolve and deposit material onto larger crystals.
- Ostwald's Nobel Prize in Chemistry recognized his contributions to the understanding of chemical equilibrium and reaction rates.
- The Ostwald viscometer is a device for measuring the viscosity of liquids based on the rate of fall of a sphere through the liquid.
- Ostwald's affinity theory of catalysis suggests that the catalyst and substrate form an intermediate complex before reaction occurs.
- The Ostwald-Freundlich equation relates the adsorption of gases onto solid surfaces to the pressure and temperature.
ostwald Meaning
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ostwald (n)
German chemist (1853-1932)
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German chemist (1853-1932)
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Ostwald's color theory describes the relationship between hue, saturation, and value.
The Ostwald color system is a cylindrical model based on the dimensions of lightness, chroma, and hue.
Wilhelm Ostwald developed the Ostwald color atlas to classify and arrange colors systematically.
Ostwald's law of dilution states that the stronger an acid or base, the more dissociated it is in an aqueous solution.
