Sentence examples for intensive reactions from inspiring English sources

A SnO2 anode material undergoes severe capacity loss, which is mainly associated with cracking/crumbling of the material by the large volume change between the LixSn and Sn phases, and the intensive reactions with the electrolyte solution.

In samples with lower Fe amounts (higher amount of Ti + C) poor clad/interface adhesion was obtained due to too intensive reactions and high amount of interfacial pores, while clad layers with higher Fe contents demonstrated increasingly better adhesion as revealed by SEM analysis.

Conventional nanoparticle generation is based on chemical synthesis methods requiring time intensive reaction and additive design for each material.

The reason behind this is that the feedstock injection region and some distance above this region are the most intensive reaction zone inside FCC riser reactor [28].

Template based chemical vapor deposition (TB-CVD) is a reaction based process to manufacture carbon nanotubes (CNTs), therefore, requiring intensive reaction kinematics modeling.

An intensive reaction could be detected in the fibrocytes of the spiral ligament.

If the goby pair exhibited different categorical behaviours, then the more intensive reaction was noted.

The sections were evaluated independently by two blinded authors in a semi-quantitative manner: ++ intensive reaction, + mild reaction, – no reaction.

Tetrahymena memorizes the first encounter with the hormone, and a different (in general more intensive) reaction can be observed in case of the second (and further) encounters.

163 neurons responded to hot water stimulus at 48°C (noxious stimulates), (24.96% of the total neurons recorded); of which, 121 neurons exhibited the intensive reaction and 42 neurons presented the inhibitory reaction.

However, translation of batch chemistry to a continuous flow approach frequently results in more efficient processes due to either improved selectivity, reduced inventory of reagents through solvent and catalyst recycling, use of more intensive reaction conditions (elevated temperature and pressure), improved mass and heat transfer and/or improved mixing.