Sentence examples for display a high surface from inspiring English sources

The solids display a high surface area, narrow pore size distribution and a regular array of mesoporous hexagonal channels with long range ordering.

NC700 displays a high surface area (2118 m2 g−1) and a specific capacitance of 305 F g−1 at 0.2 A g−1 in a two-electrode setup.

It is shown that the xAu/3DOM LaCoO3 samples displayed a 3DOM architecture and a high surface area of 24 29 m2/g.

It is shown that the x wt% Co3O4/3DOM LSCO samples displayed a 3DOM architecture and a high surface area of 29 32 m2/g.

The results show that the best sodium ion uptake performance on per-mass basis was not necessarily the most compelling electrode-level solution for practical application, and that a high surface area nanoporous substrate displayed evidence of a self-limited deposition wherein the internal electrode volume was not able to participate in the ion removal reactions of interest.

Pt/CNTs-HF/H2O2 electrocatalysts display a high electrochemical surface area, high Pt utilization efficiency, a superior electrocatalytic and mass activity for the O2 reduction reaction (ORR) with respect to other catalyst samples in the present study.

As a result, a zeolite can display very high surface area, shape selectivity, and chemical activity provided by solid-acid sites in the framework.

Therefore, it can be presumed that the analysed surfaces might display a little higher surface charge density, as estimated in the analysis presented in Fig. 6.

Further freeze-drying of the colloidal mixture results in the SnO2 QDs@Ti3compositeosite with conductive Ti3C2Tx nanosheets as backbone, which displays a high specific surface area and abundant voids.

Among all the synthesized Au nanostructures, it is found that an Au film deposited under vacuum with 10,000 laser pulses displays a high electroactive surface area of 6.55 cm2 and a roughness factor of 13.2.

Due to the nanoscopic size of the filling material, such reactor displays an extremely high surface-to-volume ratio, expressed in terms of effective surface area along with an affordable pressure drop across the reactor.