"develop a reaction" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
You can use it to indicate that someone should form a response to an event or situation. For example, "I'm not sure how to handle this situation - please develop a reaction quickly."
If we can develop a reaction process that can directly convert CO and H2O into liquid fuels, it will be a key advance for the COx resource utilization.
These insights should be useful to develop a reaction mechanism based on elementary reactions in forthcoming studies.
The NMR data are used to develop a reaction kinetic model, which is consistent with a physico-chemical thermodynamic equilibrium model, for formaldehyde containing mixtures.
This work aims to develop a reaction mechanism for gasoline surrogate fuels (n-heptane, iso-octane and toluene) with an emphasis on the formation of large polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs).
Maturation is the final step in the production of functional eggs (oogenesis) that can associate with a spermatozoon and develop a reaction that prevents the entry of more than one spermatozoon; in addition, the cytoplasm of a mature egg can support the changes that lead to fusion of spermatozoal and egg nuclei and initiate embryonic development.
A kinetic analysis allows to develop a reaction rate equation, assuming that the bisulfite oxidation in the presence of ferrous ions follows a parallel reaction mechanism; the resulting overall reaction rate has been found to be of first order with respect to ferrous ion concentration and of three halves with respect to bisulfite concentration.
Bifurcation diagrams of the surface and bulk concentrations and temperatures obtained in these experiments are used to develop a reaction-reactor model to interpret the results.
These data and mixed-potential theory were used to develop a reaction-transport model that accurately describes the effects of mass transfer and electrochemical reaction rates on Cu deposition dynamics and open-circuit potential (OCP) values.
PAGE D1 3 Share Nobel in Chemistry Three scientists share this year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing a reaction in which pieces of molecules change places.
A team of chemists has developed a reaction that targets specific sugars that decorate proteins and other molecules.
If you think you might be allergic to poinsettias or Christmas trees, or that you're developing a reaction, Bassett recommends getting tested by an allergist.
