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Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

The rare-earth metals when placed in hydrofluoric acid form an insoluble RF3 coating that prevents any further reaction.

Neither university wanted to issue any further reaction.

This stripping will happen at each point of the surface, and, supposing only vertical excavation is possible, eventually a molecularly rough surface will be obtained, in which only silicon molecules are exposed, thus preventing any further reaction.

0.2 µl of the product sample from biodiesel rich layer after quenching it in an ice bath to arrest any further reaction is injected along with solvent hexane into GC to get various peaks from which biodiesel yield is estimated.

In the one school of that area that had agreed to participate, we stopped after two reminders (phone contacts with the principal) since they did not provide any further reaction from the staff or any conclusive idea of incentive towards them.

Sodium hyposulfite solution was added immediately to the sample at each sampling time to stop any further reaction.

The water which is produced on the surface will desorb and then escape from the reactor without any further reactions.

It is known that hemicellulose and lignin are covalently linked in biomass, and the high solubility of hemicellulose oligomers can facilitate their dissolution, thus these soluble compounds can be removed before any further reactions occur [ 24].

As in the above discussion of effects of preheating on removal of total mass, xylan, lignin, and cellulose, most of soluble xylooligomers were swept out of the reactor before any further reactions occurred in the preheating procedure, during which the temperature was lower than the target temperature, thus led to low formation of furfural [ 2].

As the polymeric catalysts were insoluble in commonly used organic solvents, they were easily recovered from the reaction mixture and reused for further reaction without any loss of catalytic activity.

A digestive catalyst TBHP was added to take care of the unreacted monomer as it blocks the double bond present on the unreacted monomer so that it cannot lead to any further side reaction.