The phrase "about this reaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or inquiring about a specific response or outcome related to a situation, event, or chemical process.
Example: "I have some questions about this reaction and its implications for our experiment."
Alternatives: "regarding this reaction" or "concerning this reaction".
The energy needed to bring about this reaction can be expressed as a reduction potential.
A certain inevitability about this reaction.
Boy, I'm, I don't know what is about this reaction that's vexing me but it's not that complicated.
A kinetic model has been developed on the basis of the experimental results in order to provide quantitative information about this reaction.
What is perhaps most striking about this reaction, said Caitlin Moran, a columnist for The Times of London and author of the 2011 feminist manifesto "How to be a Woman," is how little it took to set it off.
As one of just two reporters who went to every DNC forum — the other was Nomiki Konst, a Young Turks reporter who will also serve on the DNC's "unity commission" to change the primary system — I saw angst about this reaction building for weeks.
Now, people are asking questions about whether this reaction isn't a little hysterical and unbalanced itself, especially as IndieGoGo users then set up a fundraising page for Sidorov himself – to say thank you for his initiative.
We should think about whatever sparked this reaction: a certain question from a co-worker, an absentminded comment from our spouse, a small defiance from our child.
With this in mind, I want to talk about my strong belief that this reaction says far more about those who delight in ripping her apart than it does about the star.
Ann Hulbert's essay (The Way We Live Now) included a statistic about TV that prompts this reaction.
In a letter to me he wrote that "now I would be worried about the energetics of this reaction".
