Sentence examples for catalyst to achieve from inspiring English sources

An expanded convention center, he said, "would be an enormous catalyst to achieve that goal".

Policies of multiculturalism are therefore assumed to function as a catalyst to achieve integration by enabling a positive dynamic between individual migrants and the receiving society (Fig. 3).

A cobalt colloid is used as a catalyst to achieve a good coverage of nanofibres on the surface of the carbon fibres in the cloth.

Reactions with boronic acids bearing electron-withdrawing substituents and, mainly, those with the less reactive chlorophenylalanine substrate required slightly higher reaction temperature and more catalyst to achieve similar results.

For the same reforming-side gas hourly space velocity, the study has shown that the CPR designed with the segmented catalysts requires 66% less combustion-catalyst to achieve similar methane conversion and hydrogen yield in MSR compared to the conventional CPR design.

The optimum conditions for solid base catalysts to achieve >90% of palm biodiesel is 3 wt.% of catalyst, 15:1 of methanol to oil molar ratio within 3 h.

The modeling and simulation of hydrotreating (HDT) reactors can provide relevant information about optimal operating conditions, reactor design and formulation of catalysts to achieve cleaner fuels.

Recent developments of theoretical methods based on density functional theory have enabled computational screening of catalysts, to achieve fundamental understanding of which catalyst is optimal for a certain reaction.

This finding would be helpful for catalyst design to achieve high coking resistivity catalysts for hydrogen production from CPO of methane.

The catalyst solution concentration determines the uniformity and density of catalyst on the fibers, H2 exposure mediates formation of catalyst clusters, and thermal decomposition of the reactant mixture activates the catalyst particles to achieve uniform aligned growth.

We also discuss recent synthetic strategies for the engineering of catalyst structures to achieve high active site densities.