Sentence examples for be reacted from inspiring English sources
verb
To act or perform a second time; to do over again; to reenact.
Urea is broken down to cyanuric acid, which then can be reacted to form melamine.
These five compounds would be reacted with building blocks B1 B5 and building blocks C1 C5.
"No matter who you are and what you are and what you write, you will be reacted to with enormous emotional force, fury, and often abuse," Remnick says.
A specimen of gem-grade kyanite that does not contain any inclusions may be reacted at high temperatures to form sillimanite (see Figure 16).
Transformed to isobutane in a refinery process known as isomerization, it can be reacted with certain other hydrocarbons such as butylene to form valuable high-octane constituents of gasoline.
Better still, the coal can be reacted with water to produce a mixture of CO2 and hydrogen in which the carbon dioxide is much more concentrated than in normal flue gas, so it is easier to scrub out.
The attached quinone layer could be reacted with various diamine compounds, and the amine group of the new terminating layer could be reacted again with quinone.
Different carbanionic nucleophiles can be reacted with α-amido sulfones, affording a wide variety of amino derivatives [2 7].
The reduced 99mTc is chemically reactive and can be reacted with a chelating agent to become a 99mTc-chelate.
Alternatively, organic metal salts such as Cd carboxylates or phosphonates can be reacted with the chalcogenide source in 1-octadecene.
Maleic anhydride grafted polyethylenes (MAH-g-PE) can be reacted with polyols to create fine phase dispersions in polyurethanes.
