Sentence examples for enables a catalyst from inspiring English sources

This enables a catalyst inventory which is significantly higher than that of reactors loaded with the same structured substrate washcoated with catalytic material, while still exploiting the potential of enhanced heat removal through a highly conductive structured skeleton.

It enables a single catalyst (1) to be used for both ROP and ROCOP, both sequentially and in one pot.

A mathematical model has been developed which enables a ranking of catalysts, taking the influence of the heating rate on the ignition temperature of diesel soot into consideration.

This research may enable a practical catalyst with a large number of cycling of oxygen reduction/regeneration to reduce the risk of the fuel cell degradation and an effective confinement of oxygen and hydrogen peroxide in the catalyst matrix to maximize the energy output of the fuel cell.

The use of the metal-free catalysts enables a green process for the production of lactones from ketones under mild reactions.

But if the mutation rate is sufficiently small, the G-parasite becomes strong enough to enable the A-catalyst to out-compete the C-catalyst in its presence.

The sentence "Too high mutation rates make the G-parasite too weak to enable the A-catalyst to out-compete the C-catalyst" does not shed any light on this mechanism at all.

Zoning of either or both the SCR and LNT in the dual-layer catalysts enables an increase of the low-temperature NOx conversion, and minimizes the high temperature (300 400 °C) conversion loss caused by the SCR diffusion resistance and undesired NH3 oxidation by the LNT.

Finally, we explore how the advances in the development of Pt-based systems have enabled a transition toward catalysts composed of transition metals that are considerably less expensive and more abundant than Pt, yet maintain similar or even better activities than Pt.

Compared to the PEMDs, clearly higher reaction rates were observed, which enable a reduction of the catalyst mass.

More recently, a transaminase showing almost no activity for a commercially interesting substrate was mutated to a highly active and selective catalyst enabling a new efficient industrial process for sitagliptin production (12).