Sentence examples for many active sites from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the dual functions of light scattering and many active sites for dye loading make SNS superior candidates for DSSCs.
Electrochemical properties of ZnO@rGO composites were studied using cyclic voltammetry and impedance, revealing a large surface area and many active sites.
To promote the improvement of the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) performance, it is critical to expose as many active sites of Ni0.85Se as possible.
N-NiCo2O4/C has many active sites within the rose flower structure resulting in a power density of 1249.86 mW m−3, which is slightly lower than that of Pt/C (1322.71 mW m−3), and only has a decrease of 2.71% after 50-cycle operation in air cathode MFC.
Such conformation of adsorbed macromolecules consumes many active sites on the HPA surface, occupying a larger surface area.
Obviously, this structure could result in high specific surface area and provide many active sites in the photocatalytic process [8].
Inhibitors of these metalloproteinases are considered as potential therapeutic agents to protect cartilage degradation, and many active site-directed inhibitors with a zinc-chelating moiety have been developed.
Because many active-site residues appear to cooperate in functional proton and Mg2+ transfers, understanding how these changes occur in the case of cognate substrates is necessary.
However, large concentration of the promoters led to a decrease in the activity since too many Ni active sites were covered by these oxides.
The excellent electrochemical performance of the hierarchical CoMoO4 structure was attributed to its porosity and the characteristics of the 2D nanosheet subunits that possess many active reaction sites, rapid electron/ion transport, and high stability.
Rapid increasing of the capacity at initial contact time can be attributed to that many active adsorption sites are available; then the capacity remains invariant, which was possibly due to the mutually exclusive of the AM molecules on AC-PEI.
