Sentence examples for limiting reaction from inspiring English sources

Urea oxidation is the key limiting reaction in energy conversion devices based on this molecule.

To develop active nonprecious metal-based electrocatalysts for the oxygen evolution reaction (OER), a limiting reaction in several emerging renewable energy technologies, a deeper understanding of the activity of the first row transition metal oxides is needed.

The observed potential dependence of the apparent rate constant in aqueous electrolyte points to the difference in limiting reaction steps in water and carbonate electrolyte.

We find producing oxygen vacancies at high temperature that are active in N2 reduction is the energetically limiting reaction step of the redox cycle.

The current response from a reciprocal motion pin-on-disc experiment was modelled assuming a rate limiting reaction at a film interface.

The exchange current density of the V2 +/V3 + reaction was found to be nearly two orders of magnitude slower than the VO2 +/VO2+ reaction, indicating that this may be the limiting reaction in vanadium redox flow batteries.

We show further that the limiting reaction-diffusion equations associated with particle systems can have different qualitative behavior from those obtained by simply adding diffusion terms to mean field equations.

The rate-limiting reaction step for the ethanolysis by solid-supported microorganism in tert-butanol was demonstrated to be the conversion of di-glyceride to mono-glyceride.

The rate-limiting reaction of the bc1 complex from Rhodobacter sphaeroides is transfer of the first electron from ubihydroquinone (quinol, QH2) to the [2Fe 2S] cluster of the Rieske iron sulfur protein (ISP) at the Qo-site.

Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase (G6PD), a key regulatory enzyme of the pentose phosphate pathway, catalyses the first rate-limiting reaction to produce ribose-5-phosphate for nucleic acid synthesis and NADPH to use in reductive biosynthesis.

According to the Zeldovich mechanism, the formation of NO comes from the local conjunction of a high concentration of atomic oxygen and a temperature above a critical high level imposed by the high activation energy of the rate-limiting reaction.