Sentence examples for attributed to the carbon from inspiring English sources
Part of this can be attributed to the carbon tax and RET, but a far greater portion is due to other factors.
The improved performance of the LiMn2O4/carbon nanocomposites is attributed to the carbon particle contact and/or film coating of the freshly-made LiMn2O4 nanoparticles.
The improved cyclability is attributed to the carbon matrix which is used as an effective physical buffer to prevent the collapse of the well dispersed macroporous SnO2.
On the contrary, the EDX spectrum of silica precipitates only showed silica and oxygen while the weak carbon peak in some of the spectra was attributed to the carbon conductive adhesive tapes used in our experiment (Fig. 1).
The improvement of these properties is attributed to the carbon, as it can reduce the specific surface area of porous sphere, and enhance the conductivity of porous NiO.
The excellent electrochemical property should be attributed to the carbon coated nanoparticles and a large specific surface area (36.5 m2 g−1) provived by the spherical hierarchical structure.
The significantly improved electrochemical performance of the sulfur carbon composite cathode is attributed to the carbon-wrapped sulfur network structure, which suppresses the loss of active material during charging/discharging and the migration of the polysulfide ions to the anode (i.e., shuttling effect).
The EPR signal at g = 2.0055(3) is due to the silicon dangling bonds, which vanishes after thermal annealing, and the second EPR signal at g = 2.0033(3) was attributed to the carbon-related defect (CRD).
It was found that the EPR spectrum of initial, oxidized and passivated SiO2 C nanopowders consists of a superposition of two EPR signals with different linewidth and almost coinciding g-factors at g = 2.0033 which were attributed to the carbon-related defects (CRD) with S = 1/2.
The appearance of carbon peaks in the spectrum may attribute to the carbon tape used to mount the sample on the stub.
The existence of C and O elements commonly seen could attribute to the carbon contamination and water adsorbing from the atmosphere.
