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sedimentation coefficient

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sedimentation coefficient [‚sed·ə·mən′tā·shən ‚kō·i′fish·ənt]
(physical chemistry)
In the sedimentation of molecules in an accelerating field, such as that of a centrifuge, the velocity of the boundary between the solution containing the molecules and the solvent divided by the accelerating field. (In the case of a centrifuge, the accelerating field equals the distance of the boundary from the axis of rotation multiplied by the square of the angular velocity in radians per second.)


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The intrinsic sedimentation coefficient, s0 20,w, which represents the sedimentation coefficient corrected to water at 20 °C, was then calculated from the observed S value as described by Laue et al.
 
 
 
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