The phrase "abundant elements with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a variety of plentiful components or factors in a specific context, such as science, art, or literature.
Example: "The ecosystem is rich in abundant elements with diverse species coexisting harmoniously."
Alternatives: "plentiful components with" or "ample factors with".
Iron (Fe) is most abundant element with an average concentration of 3045 ppm, followed by manganese (Mn) that has an average concentration of 120.02 ppm, while cobalt has the least concentration.
It is because that silicon is an abundant element with almost optimal band gap and excellent junction formation characteristics, and the availability of nano-technologies makes it possible to fabricate high quality desired nano-structures.
In this well, iron (Fe) is also the most abundant element with an average of 3317.78 ppm (Fig. 3), followed by manganese (Mn) with concentration ranging from 55.5 to 243.0 ppm with a mean value of 131.05 ppm, while Cobalt has the least concentration.
Carbon is the lightest, most abundant, element with four valence electrons in a shell capable of eight.
Synthesis of novel bifunctional catalysts based on earth-abundant elements with high catalytic activities for both oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) and oxygen evolution reaction (OER) becomes a main strategy to promote the development of metal-air batteries and fuel cells.
The development of hydrogen evolution catalysts from earth-abundant elements with highly active and stable activity are crucial for the promotion of more energy and cost-efficient hydrogen production.
Recent advances are interpreted in terms of the importance of enzyme active centres that have evolved to perform fast and efficient catalysis using abundant elements, along with the ability of enzymes to trap photo-generated electrons by virtue of having receding, buried relay centres with low reorganisation energies.
Traces of light, abundant elements that bond readily with iron were pulled coreward, too, and scientists are trying to figure out which mix of oxygen, sulfur or other impurities might best match the seismic data and computer models.
Recently, Nocera and coworkers claim that an "artificial leaf" – able to harvest up to 4.7% of incident photonic energy to split water and produce fuels using only Earth abundant elements – has been produced with much of its design inspired by photosynthetic elements [1].
Europium is one of the least abundant elements in the universe, with only about % in the entire universe.
