Sentence examples for catalyzing process from inspiring English sources

Pictures from the time show him and his assistants in his Venice Beach studio, which could easily have been mistaken for an explosives factory: the men wear protective suits and face masks, working over huge blue chemical drums, ready with a forklift to shove a piece out the garage door in a hurry if the catalyzing process caused it to become so hot that the wooden mold caught fire.

What is then integrated into academia is the catalyzing process by capital expenditures and comparative advantages of the corporation which later enables a complementary relationship between the university and corporation.

Recent years have witnessed a renaissance in the field of chemically re-engineering of enzymes to obtain highly selective and efficient biocatalysts for catalyzing processes under various conditions.

Oxidative degradation of SMT in HEF system was by (i) Ti4O7 ●OH) generated at anode surface at all pH studied, (ii) surface catalyzed process and (iii) contribution from homogeneous catalyzed process at pH 3 due to leached iron ions.

Conducting polypyrrole has been synthesized via a simple metal catalyzed process.

Figure 5 The shift in pH as a function of time before and after ozonation: uncatalyzed process; catalyzed process.

Biodiesel was produced from waste frying oil (WFO) by the two step catalyzed process.

The results show that based on a net present value, the heterogeneous acid catalyzed process is the best process for biodiesel production.

It is an actively catalyzed process, with at least two early pathways leading to the recombination intermediate, and two late pathways resolving this intermediate.

However, an indirect palladium catalyzed process for the synthesis of ArCO-E derivatives is proposed, from aryl halides, carbon monoxide and an electron source.

Three situations have traditionally been considered convenient to select the use of whole cell catalyzed processes against the free enzyme catalyzed process: i) when the enzyme is intracellular; ii) when the enzyme needs a cofactor to carry out the catalytic act and iii) in the development of multienzymatic processes.