Sentence examples for is more difficult to reduce from inspiring English sources

Species I is more difficult to reduce than species II IV, even at 973 K using dry hydrogen.

Post-storage H2 reduction provides evidence that a fraction of NO is not stored in close proximity to Pt and is more difficult to reduce.

The Fe content of the alloy is always higher than the ratio of Fe(II)/Co II) in solution despite the observation from studies of the solutions of Fe(II) and Co II) alone that the Fe(II) is more difficult to reduce than Co II) by 200 mV.

In case for the Al2O3-supported MoO3 carburization, the first reduction of MoO3 occurs at 500 °C, which showed that the supported MoO3 is more difficult to reduce even when there are 40 wt% MoO3 loaded over the support.

The metal iron is more active than other metals such as Co and Ni; thus, it is more difficult to reduce the metal from the iron oxide(s) than the cobalt oxide(s) and nickel oxide(s).

The field also supplies oil refineries, but Lane said it is more difficult to reduce gas supply to those operations.

Half cells with positive reduction potentials involve reactants that are more readily reduced than H+; conversely, those with negative potentials involve reactants that are more difficult to reduce than hydrogen ions.

A closer inspection of the results also reveals that the NiAl2O4 phase, which is known to be more difficult to reduce compared to the NiO phase, remains present at positions of the catalyst bed where the NiO diffraction signal has already diminished25,35.

Specifically, nanoparticles synthesized by microemulsion are known to be more difficult to reduce on oxidic carriers.

The third peak, at about 712 °C, related to the reduction of the stoichiometric and non-stoichiometric nickel aluminate (NiAl2O4), which are more difficult to reduce [26].

Thus, we hypothesise that in this young age group it may be more difficult to reduce curiosity and to avoid experimentation behaviour in the short term than it is to convince those who have already experimented with cigarettes to stop smoking.