Combination of the ethanol dehydrogenation on Cu/SiO2 at 493 K and the acetalization reaction on H-Y (calcined at 773 K) at 293 K in the two-sequential flow microreactors led to the steady conversion of ethanol to DEE in a yield of as high as 35.0%.
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The steady conversion ratio of NO to NO2 over the ACNFs, GPNF-1900 and GPNF-2400 was 11%, 38 %, 45, respectively, which revealed that GPNFs would be promising catalysts in catalytic oxidation of NO at room temperature.
Second, when the glyoxylate cycle was added, a steady-state conversion from AcCoA to G6P was possible.
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Steady feed rates were not always accompanied by steady conversions of monomer.
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The efficiency of the cascade was very sensitive towards elevated product concentrations, deduced from the fact that increasing amounts of substrate (10 75 m m) led to a steady decrease in conversion and gave comparable levels of product (≈18 20 m m, Figure S3).
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DeGraaff noted that not all modules are the same, but by and large, there is a steady momentum towards increasing conversion rates across the industry.
As the amount of catalyst is increased, there is a steady increase in the conversion, because of the increase in the total number of acid sites available for the reaction [27].
