Sentence examples for loss of surface area from inspiring English sources

These processes were accompanied by a loss of surface area and a reduction in catalytic activity.

At higher temperatures, activation energies are much higher due to the rapid loss of surface area.

These results established that loss of surface area was accompanied by densification of the agglomerates.

Emphysema destroys the walls of the alveoli of the lungs, resulting in a loss of surface area available for the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide during breathing.

The intracellular redox status and the closely associated membrane modifications seemed to be related to membrane instability, loss of surface area through vesiculation, echinocytosis and stomatocytosis.

This approach accurately tracks the loss of surface area due to pore overlap and transient profiles of porosities and surface areas can be obtained as functions of conversion.

For γ-Al2O3 support, the surface area was mainly formed by the micro/meso pores and the impregnation of metals could result in blockage of part of the small pores which can account for the loss of surface areas and pore volumes along with the decrease of average pore diameters.

This approximatively corresponds to the rate of aqueous iron corrosion that has been traditionally expressed as the mass loss (per unit of surface area) per unit of time (Nesic 2007 and refs. cited therein).

High calcination temperature resulted in the serious loss of acid sites, decrease of surface area and increase in crystal size of t-ZrO2, accelerathe transformationtiof of active t-ZrO2 into monoclinic ZrO2, thus leaded to severe decline in catalytic activity.

Since URBCs in culture with malaria parasites show a higher rate of surface area loss, this suggests that parasites may also scavenge membrane material from URBCs.

Issues related to loss of active surface area of the catalyst, ionomer dissolution, membrane swelling, ice formation, corrosion, and contamination are also addressed and discussed.