Sentence examples for common catalysts from inspiring English sources

Common catalysts have included precious metals like gold and platinum.

Among common catalysts are precious metal compounds used in automotive exhaust systems that accelerate the breakdown of pollutants such as nitrogen dioxide into harmless nitrogen and oxygen.

Tedious and laborious procedures for preparing common catalysts and immobilizing them on an electrode surface were not required.

The use of nanoparticles as catalyst allows maximizing the performance of the reactor; actually, nanoparticles increase surface area of reaction, with respect to common catalysts and, at the same time, allow realizing the reactor as double-loop fluidized bed, which can operate without alternating flows of CO2 and inert sweep gas.

NPSC obtained at 700 °C shows better performance than those at other temperature (600 and 800 °C), and it can effectively degrade 90.1% of Bisphenol A (BPA) in the presence of PMS, which totally exceeds the performance of several common catalysts.

The Fe-family elements are known to be the most common catalysts.

Hot weather has been a common catalyst.

A common catalyst for wrongful behavior is common to every industry: blind devotion to a boss.

Village incorporations are rare in New York State — there have been eight in the past two decades — but housing disputes are a common catalyst.

Chang and his UC Berkeley colleagues worked with a common catalyst, molybdenite, that is less expensive than platinum and of increasing interest as a fuel cell catalyst.

Dr. Wachtershauser has developed a quite different concept: that prebiotic reactions occurred not in solution but on a surface, probably of some common catalyst like the ores of iron and nickel.