"high reaction temperature" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing the temperature of a chemical reaction, for example: "The high reaction temperature meant that the reaction was completed within minutes."
Generally, the oxidative addition step needs high reaction temperature to overcome the C F bond-cleavage barrier.
Biomass feedstock with high concentration was gasified successfully at high reaction temperature.
However, at high reaction temperature ring contraction to spirodecane and dehydrogenation to naphthalene were observed.
On the other hand, the catalysts were very stable at high reaction temperature (1073 K).
It also showed a higher stability than Cu Zn/USY at high reaction temperature.
La supported oxide, Ba additive and high reaction temperature favored the partial oxidation of methane.
The selective formations of acrolein and acrylonitrile also required high reaction temperature around 500°C.
Our results promote the applicability of the BfrA-immobilised biocatalyst for the complete hydrolysis of concentrated sucrose solutions under industrial conditions, especially at a high reaction temperature.
The reactor's most important characteristics are: high reaction temperature, transparent window protection and directional streaming flow (tornado) without boundary layer separation.
Significantly enhanced activity, high enantioselectivity and outstanding recycling ability have also been achieved even at high reaction temperature with Ru-G-2-F.
Plasma pyrolysis/gasification systems have unique features such as the extremely high reaction temperature and ultra-fast reaction velocity compared to traditional pyrolysis/gasification systems.
