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The decomposition characteristics of the gas mixture with a larger content of C5-PFK are inferior to those of the smaller content under the same condition.

It was found that electron traps (ETs) worked as nucleation sites for silver, resulting in formation of smaller silver NPs on smaller OAPs with larger content of ETs.

In that sense, Thin Layer Chromatography tests, Modulated DSC and AFM images demonstrated a more complex microstructure characterized by the presence of a larger content of molecules with higher polarity, size and molecular weight.

All the AE-containing mixed oxides are able to perform the isomerization reaction of 2,3-dimethyl-1-butene (DB-1) into 2,3-dimethyl-2-butene (DB-2), the Ca-containing sample being the most active according to its larger content of strong basic sites.

When 0.01 wt% of PA 6-GO having larger content of oxygen functional groups and PA 6 was used, Young's modulus decreased, while the tensile strength increased by 37%, and the elongation at break increased tremendously by 100 times, indicating that very tough polymeric materials could be prepared using a very small amount of the graphene-based fillers.

In particular, BFM were characterized by larger content of unsaturated lipids and phosphatidylcholine.

The larger contents of AENE are, the better mechanical properties of AENE/NC and AENE/GAP composites have.

In situ absorption spectra of the composite films suggested that composites with larger contents of PEDT possessed shorter π-conjugation lengths.

In particular, SCCs generally contain higher paste volumes, larger contents of mineral admixtures and often lower binder to water ratios than VCs.

Prehistoric topsoil relicts in the investigated regions showed larger contents of organic matter and extractable P (sum of all sequentially extracted inorganic and organic P fractions) than the adjacent subsoils.

Plants grown at higher temperatures (25 °C rather than 15 °C) had significantly larger contents of volatile oils, eugenol, linalool, and 1,8-cineole, as illustrated in Table 1.