Sentence examples for easy to decompose from inspiring English sources

Group (II) organics are relatively easy to decompose and TGA curves were interpreted in terms of first-order cracking kinetics.

Compared to alkenes with same number carbons, the alkanes were more easy to decompose with temperature but more conducive to formation with pressure increasing.

As a result, Li2O should be easy to decompose, and transition metal oxides should be able to charge or discharge reversibly by formation or decomposition of Li2O.

However, complexes with a low stability constant were unstable, and those complexes were easy to decompose when sintering at the same temperature.

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Since there is constraint of hydrogen bonds, the semi-IPN sample is not easy to decompose.

That is why in this work pure perovskite, the easiest to decompose, has been chosen (even if it is not recommended one for SOFC's cathode) to determine how its decomposition can be limited if not avoided.

Simply decreasing the crystallite size to the nanoscale is not enough to overcome these problems because the larger surface area exposed to the electrolyte and higher surface energy of the nanoscale material make it easier to decompose the electrolyte during the initial discharge/charge cycles.

4-CP was easy to be decomposed, while hydroquinone was easy to be mineralized.

At high CO2 loading, the production of carbamate was easy to be decomposed.

This may be interpreted that Ce(OH 3 is quite unstable and easy to be decomposed at elevated temperature.