Sentence examples for incorporating catalysts from inspiring English sources
By incorporating catalysts within restrictive supramolecular volumes, size-selective oligomerization will be pursued in the context of energy applications (such as biofuels upgrading) and medicinal chemistry (such as polyketide synthesis).
As a result, the improved methodology of incorporating catalyst into the micro-channels of CHFMR is the key to a more efficient membrane reactor design of this type, for both the SMR in this study and the other catalytic reforming reactions.
The model also incorporates catalyst deactivation and two-phase flow in the riser reactor.
The simulation results depict the importance of incorporating selective catalyst deactivation functions in FCC lumping models.
The ability to successfully incorporate heterogeneous catalysts into chip-microreactors is demonstrated in the application of a Pd/ZSM-5 and Pd/silicalite chip-based microreactor for the synthesis of methyl-iso-ketone (MIBK) and the hydrogenation of 3-methyl-1-pentyn-3-ol.
Microwave plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD) was used for CNT growth, resulting in CNTs that incorporate the catalyst particle at their base.
The lower the concentration of the solution used to incorporate the catalyst, the better the catalytic performance.
Among them, stability, easy synthetic procedure, and higher surface area are some reasons that have made SBA-15 as a most common mesoporous silica which is incorporated for catalyst designing [9].
This concept is devised as an extension to traditional biochemical methods by incorporating diverse biological catalysts with the aim of powering small devices.
The efficiency of such a process would be greatly facilitated by incorporating more active catalysts based on abundant materials for the oxygen evolution reaction.
This work addresses a need to develop novel methods that can be used in activation rate constant value calculations for ideal atom transfer radical addition (ATRA) reactions incorporating active copper catalysts and fast initiators.
