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The results show that both the conversion of CO and outlet methanol mole fraction decreased when the mass space velocity and the temperature were increased under the condition of supercritical n-hexane.

Recent years have seen the development of improved enzymes to assist in both the conversion of biomass into fuels and chemicals, and the creation of key intermediates in pharmaceutical production.

Both the conversion of glycerol (70.2%) and the selectivity of free glyceric acid (GLYA, 85.9%) over PtCo/RGO were obviously higher than that of monometallic Pt/RGO and Co/RGO.

These oxygenated additives would maximize both the conversion of propane and the yield of propylene if they are added in the optimum amounts.

The equity investment round, joined by Partech Ventures and Digital Currency Group, consists of both the conversion of existing debt and an infusion of new capital, bringing the total amount raised to $9 million, including a seed round last year.

In seeking the high activities (including both the conversion of reactants and the yields of products) and high stabilities, here we prepared the ZrO2-supported Mo/Co Mo carbide catalysts for the dry reforming of methane.

PGHS-1 and PGHS-2 both catalyze the conversion of arachidonic acid to PGH2 and the activity of both enzymes is inhibited by aspirin (4, 5).

We show that this drastic deterioration in mechanical strength arises both from the conversion of sp2 to sp3 bonding and due to easy-rotation of unsupported sp3 bonds.

With the euro up 4percentt against the dollar in the last two weeks, and roughly 30percentt since January 2001, companies like Volkswagen, Swatch and Henkel are contending that the situation has already dented sales, both through the conversion of dollar-based sales into euros and by making their goods more expensive for American consumers.

The reaction yields were 95% (3.6 nm) and 80% (4.5 nm), i.e., in both cases the conversion of the minority precursor (Cd) is close to quantitative.

In both cases the conversion of PrP to fibrillar PrP would be too slow to be observable.