Sentence examples for as a function of catalyst from inspiring English sources

Decline in conversion due to catalyst fouling was measured as a function of catalyst sulphur content.

Cobalt reducibility was relatively low in monometallic cobalt alumina-supported catalysts and decreased as a function of catalyst calcination temperature.

After training, the NN can map catalyst activity as a function of catalyst composition and parameters for catalyst preparation.

Combined activity and stability studies, ideally following the evolution of the active site as a function of catalyst treatment in real time are recommended.

This component is found to progressively decrease as a function of catalyst time on stream which indicates a progressive reduction of the nanoparticles under syngas at 503 K.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Graft yield and grafting efficiency as a function of catalyst (FeSO4) concentration (ANG acrylonitrile grafting, MNG methacrylonitrile grafting, ANE efficiency of acrylonitrile, MNE efficiency of methacrylonitrile).

The highest CO conversion was achieved using the 70Co30Fe/Al2O3 which also had the highest CO adsorption capacity. Figure 5 shows variation of CO conversion and number of active sites as a function of catalysts' compositions.

A reaction-engineering model is presented, which describes catalyst performance as a function of the catalyst activity profile, the reaction kinetics, and the degree of catalyst deactivation.

Changes in catalyst size from 2 nm to 20 nm were observed as a function of the catalyst formation step setting temperature (350 440 °C) and the carbon precursor injection tube length (8 310 mm), and the relationship between the catalyst size and the CNT diameter was characterized.

Basic electrocatalytic properties as well as the lifetime of the oxygen cathodes loaded with platinum and silver catalyst were studied under the practical conditions of chlor-alkali electrolysis as a function of the catalyst loading.

CO2 catalytic hydrogenation activity is represented as a function of the catalyst composition and reaction condition.