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transfer constant

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transfer constant [′tranz·fər ‚kän·stənt]
(engineering)
A transducer rating, equal to one-half the natural logarithm of the complex ratio of the product of the voltage and current entering a transducer to that leaving the transducer when the latter is terminated in its image impedance; alternatively, the product may be that of force and velocity or pressure and volume velocity; the real part of the transfer constant is the image attenuation constant, and the imaginary part is the image phase constant. Also known as transfer factor.


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Methanol (MeOH) was selected as solvent because of low chain transfer constant to solvent and the ease of separation of the methyl acetate produced as byproduct.
The chain transfer constant C for monomer/oligomer, solvent, initiator can be represented as: CM = Ktr, M/Kp Cs= Ktr, s/Kp Ci= Ktr, i/Kp 1/Xn = [K.
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