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Subscripts in physical chemistry
Description
Subscripts in physical chemistry are used to differentiate symbols of different quantities. While these subscripts need to be short to be readable, they have to be distinct and well defined. Several subscripts relate to fundamental terms and concepts, summarized in a list below.
Alphabetical list of subscripts
Symbol | Name | Example |
---|---|---|
A | per area | QA,el |
c | combustion | ΞcHB |
d | diffusion | of protons ddnH+ |
e | external | available external work, deW |
el | electric | of protons delnH+Β·zH+ |
et | external total | external total work, detW |
f | formation | ΞfHB |
g | growth | rg |
i | internal | dini |
i | Entity i | dini |
in | input into a coupled process | dinG |
k | catabolic reaction | dkni |
mat | external transfer of matter | dmatH |
out | output of a coupled process | doutG |
p | at constant pressure | Ci,p |
r | reaction | drni |
t | internal transformation (total) | dtG |
T | at constant temperature | |
th | thermal transformation | dthH |
tr | transformation (partial) | dtrG |
V | at constant volume, or per volume | per volume, ΞGV |
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Ergodynamics