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It was discovered that during the process of CH4 transformation over the bed prepared from the mixture of a fresh and deactivated LiMgO, the transport of Li from the component richer in Li (its deactivation) to the poorer one (its regeneration) occurred.

We demonstrate the predominant cause for RM deactivation to be 1O2.

Abraham will return from a one-game deactivation to play against Houston on Sunday, and Evans could return in November from a suspension for substance abuse.

Testing considerations were screened with an emphasis on matching laboratory deactivation to refinery FCC observations.

The operating principle of a 3D Light PAD rests on using small photoactivatable molecules with a particular set of optical properties: a non-fluorescent 'off' state, a fluorescent or visible absorbing 'on' state that can be accessed by illuminating at a wavelength outside of the visible absorbance spectrum, a fast rate of photoactivation and a fast deactivation to the 'off' state.

A study using scanning electron microscopy (SEM) with energy-dispersive X-ray analysis (EDS) at different positions of the monolith allowed the probable reasons for catalyst deactivation to be inferred.

Counter intuitively, however, the authors reported larger prefrontal deactivations to HSF than LSF stimuli (Bar et al. 2006).

Most Ziegler Natta catalysts deactivate to form deactivation site (Cd) and/or dead chain (De i ).

We note that prolonged deactivation led to poor MPDI contrast due to depletion within the whole sample.

For oxy-reforming, the catalyst is much more resistant to deactivation as compared to dry-reforming.

The mutants also accelerated deactivation compared to KCNQ1 alone at voltages positive to −80 mV (Figure 4B).