The phrase "and is more reactive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the reactivity of two or more substances or elements in a scientific context.
Example: "Sodium is a softer metal than lithium and is more reactive, making it more suitable for certain chemical reactions."
Alternatives: "and exhibits greater reactivity" or "and shows increased reactivity."
Determination of Q and e values reveals that MAX is an electron-deficient monomer and is more reactive towards electron-rich monomers such as styrene.
Copper is redox-active (in biological systems it can exist as either Cu2+ or Cu+ and is more reactive in its reduced state [13]) and consequently, is a highly toxic element.
For example, the current vaccine only provides short-term immunity [9], the induced immunity is highly strain specific [3], [10], intramuscular delivery does not stimulate high levels of the secretory IgA that is less specific and is more reactive against heterologous viruses [10], [11], [12], [13], [14], and fail to induce cross-protective cellular immunity [15], [16], [17], [18], [19].
In addition, we show that 7-EAA in RNA is an excellent substrate for CuAAC reactions and is more reactive than 5-ethynyluridine (5-EU), a nucleoside analogue commonly used to modify RNA with alkynes.
In addition, even though iron oxide nanoparticles are good magnetic materials, the cores are susceptible to corrosion in the presence of water [13, 14] and are more reactive in bulk materials because of their high surface-to-volume ratio [15].
Studies found that an older population and patients with diabetes mellitus have an increased baseline cortisol level and an attenuated negative feedback mechanism that inhibits further secretion of cortisol and are more reactive to stressful stimuli [ 55- 57].
The acetate may be expected to be basic and be more reactive than chloride because acetate is a stronger base than chloride (acetic acid pKa = 4.75 cf. HCl pKa = −7.0) but these chemical behaviours do not necessarily hold true for non-aqueous IL solutions.
The differences of the BDE and structure properties of stationary points show that 4′-radical is stabler and 4′-hydroxyl is more reactive.
In line with finding, X-ray structuranalysisshowedowed the lack of enough space for the substrate to approach the Mo center from the axial direction and hence Oeq is more reactive than Ooxo in the nucleophilic attack [20].
An alternative explanation for the remarkably high reactivity of 4 a– k with ketones could be that boroxine is formed prior to the allylation (Scheme 2), and the boroxine is more reactive than the allylboronic acid itself.
Proved by the thermodynamic calculations, FeCl2 boils up mildly, and liquid-phase FeCl2 is more reactive than gas-phase FeCl2 in transforming solid B powders into BCl3 vapor at experimental temperatures (Equations 4 to 5).
