Sentence examples for catalytic ones from inspiring English sources

Strain-induced structure relaxation, large structural disorder and complex non-Gaussian shape of the interatomic distances distribution are characteristic even for the simplest monometallic nanocatalysts, and may have significant impact on many properties, including catalytic ones.

At this time, it remains unclear whether any of the RAMPs that lack the conserved histidine in the N-terminal part but contain other (not homologous to the known catalytic ones) conserved histidines closer to the C-terminus are catalytically active.

The thermal conversions were similar to the catalytic ones in the only case of 1,2,4-trimethoxybenzene, but much lower with the other reactants.

As compared to the non-catalytic burner, the two catalytic ones enabled, with nearly unchanged NOx production, up to about 5 times lower CO and HC emissions, particularly in the radiant combustion regime.

Conversely, the CO produced at low superficial power (<300 kW/m2) and excess air (<10%) values was much higher for the non-catalysed burner than for the catalytic ones.

Participants see this as a sign of vibrancy: "We believe that catalysis as a marketplace is growing", says Dr Brian Harrison, new business development director for Johnson Matthey Process Catalyst Technology at Royston, UK, citing the new opportunities to convert old processes into more efficient catalytic ones.

The intrinsic effect of substitutional B in carbon oxidation was proved to be a catalytic one.

As a result, the size effect for ORR is therefore only a catalytic one.

Our results show that the noncatalytic path is more important than the catalytic one up to 20% of the reaction.

The two dominant models of research funding, an intra-academic model and a top down interventionist model, seem to be replaced partly with a catalytic one.

A series of niobium-modified fluorides (denoted Nb@MgF2 and Nb@CaF2), prepared via the fluorolytic sol gel synthesis was investigated for the catalytic one-pot conversion of cellulose to lactic acid.