One form of this process explains the phenomenon in which particles are deflected away from the part
One form of this process explains the phenomenon in which particles are deflected away from the particle free layer when a heated rod is immersed into smokes; that effect is named after Ludwig and Soret. The rate of this process is inversely proportional to the square root of the molar mass according to Graham's law. One set of laws governing this process relates it to the difference in partial pressure and the area and thickness of the membrane across which it is occurring. Some transport proteins across the cell membrane facilitate this process. For 10 points, name this process by which particles move from areas of higher concentrations to those of lower concentrations.
One form of this process explains the phenomenon in which particles are deflected away from the particle free layer when a heated rod is immersed into smokes; that effect is named after Ludwig and Soret.
thermodiffusion [or thermophoresis]