The phrase "amount of the reactive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or technical contexts, particularly in chemistry or materials science, to refer to the quantity of a reactive substance involved in a reaction.
Example: "The amount of the reactive must be carefully measured to ensure the reaction proceeds as expected."
Alternatives: "quantity of the reactive" or "level of the reactive".
The reactive system has been tested by varying the amount of the reactive and non-reactive components.
The maximum amount of the reactive power utilization of the main grid was restricted to 1500, 2200, 2200, 1300 kvar at hours 18, 19, 20 and 21, respectively.
In particular, a satisfactory calibration curve for evaluation of the amount of the reactive cyclopropane units, from the absorbance of the 1020 cm−1 band, has been achieved.
The molecular weight between crosslinks was controlled by both the oligomer molecular weight as well as the amount of the reactive diluent to tailor network properties.
This is since with a higher partitioning coefficient a smaller amount of the reactive tracer is soluble in water and consequently, a smaller amount is hydrolyzed to form the product tracer.
As quoted earlier, for the assessment of the punching capacity, Eurocode 2 suggests reduction of the punching force for the amount of the reactive pressure of the soil within the control perimeter, whereat a uniform distribution of the contact pressures is assumed.
Therapeutic doses of acetaminophen are typically conjugated to glucuronic acid or sulfate by transferases and the small amounts of the reactive metabolite NAPQI formed by CYP2E1 are neutralized by reaction with GSH (Dahlin et al. 1984).
A controlled voltage source is performed by using an SVC with a fuzzy controller, which adjusts voltage by varying the amount of the injected reactive power.
The authors attributed the effect to the amount of reactive surfaces, since the presence of more Ni limits the amount of reactive surfaces while offering excellent catalytic activity.
We generate the Pareto surfaces relating the amount of reactive holdup, the number of stages and a cost indicator reflecting energy usage and column size.
Results showed that biomass pretreatment with sodium hydroxide could reduce the reactivity of byproduct ash in concrete because the sodium hydroxide dissolves much of the silica out of the biomass reducing the amount of reactive silica in the biomass ash.
