Sentence examples for completely reacted from inspiring English sources
The allyl, propenyl and maleimide double CC bonds of the 'ene' adduct are completely reacted after 3 h at 250°C.
The innovation of this approach is to ensure that the fuel diffuses to the anode/membrane interface can be completely reacted so as to eliminate the interferences of the fuel crossover and enhance the output signals.
On the contrary, the copolymers of (4-trimethylsilyl)styrene and methyl 4-vinylbenzoate nearly completely reacted with [3,5-di-tert-butyl-4- trimethylsiloxy phenyl]lithium to give the corresponding galvinoxyl-copolymers with high molecular weights.
The FTIR studies suggested that the N H bond in diamines was not completely reacted with epoxy group due to steric hindrance and also extensive hydrogen bonding existed in the hybrid materials.
Microscopy observations revealed three types of temperature-dependent interfaces, i) clean CNT-Al interfaces without interfacial carbide, ii) CNT-Al4C3-Al interfaces for partially reacted CNTs with Al4C3 nanoparticles, and iii) Al4C3-Al interface for in-situ Al4C3 nanorods evolved from completely reacted CNTs.
Evaluating the distillated water confirmed that all monomers were completely reacted.
Sb2O3 completely reacts with the V/Al/O mixed oxide to form a rutile-type V1−xAlxSbO4 phase that spreads over the mixed oxide.
During the heat treatment, the titanium completely reacts with the carbon coating of the fibre, forming TiC which enhances the bonding between the SiC fibre and the copper matrix.
It differs from electrogravimetry, however, in that the total quantity of electricity (coulombs) required to cause the analyte to completely react is measured rather than the mass of the electrochemical reaction product.
Then, 10 mL of 30%H2O22 was added into the solution in order to completely react with the remaining KMnO4, leading to a bright yellow solution.
It has been widely reported that, in the two-step perovskite layer, the large PbI2 grains cannot completely react with the CH3NH3I [2, 36].
