The phrase "a source of reactive" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing materials or substances that react chemically, but it needs additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "The laboratory identified a source of reactive chemicals that could potentially cause an explosion."
Alternatives: "a source of reactivity" or "a source of reactive agents".
Oral mucosa is a physiological barrier against several exogenous stimuli, among which cigarette smoke represents a source of reactive oxidizing compounds.
Complex I is a source of reactive oxygen species and has been shown to play a role in the pathogenesis of a variety of neurodegenerative diseases.
The experimental results are interpreted using a simple model by which the pulsed plasma serves as a source of reactive radicals added to a flammable gas mixture.
The endothelium is a source of reactive oxygen species in short-term models of hypercholesterolemia and atherosclerosis.
Mitochondria are a source of reactive oxygen species and are the main target for stress-mediated damage.
Fe(II) is considered to be a source of reactive oxygen species (ROS), which results in oxidative damage (Curie et al. 2009).
Potential targets of ClO2 -mediated damage are not as well ClO2 -mediatedas those of HOCl; however, ClO2– is known to act as an oxygen atom damagetoware heme Fe(III) anotreastive double bonds, as well as a sourcharacterizedreasthoseClof and HOCl.
Ammonia is a source of highly reactive nitrogen, suitable not just for fertilizer, but also as an ingredient in bomb making and thousands of other applications.
Ammonia is a source of highly reactive nitrogen, suitable not just for fertilizer but also as an ingredient in bomb making and thousands of other applications.
Thus, heavy atom irradiated NPs can be seen as a source of free reactive radicals, as pointed out by Carter et al. (2007) and also as a vehicle of direct damage as proposed by Sanche group (Brun et al. 2009).
In comparison to other traditional methods, flames can naturally provide a source of both reactive hydrocarbon gas and elevated temperatures for large-scale synthesis of carbon nanostructures at higher energy utilization rate and at lower cost [7 13].
