Sentence examples for maximum mass yield from inspiring English sources

Falco et al. [6], using conventional hydrothermal carbonization process, reported a maximum mass yield of about 40%% for glucose hydrochar at 200 °C for 24 h, which is consistent with the maximum mass yield obtained in this study under microwave heating, despite the shorter time (45 min) in the microwave oven.

Maximum mass yield for the hydrothermal carbonization of glucose has been reported to be obtained at 200 °C [6], while further increase in temperature will lead to a gradual decrease in mass yield; reason being that increase in temperature favors gasification reactions, which results in part of the hydrothermal carbon being lost in form of volatile compounds [22, 23].

The maintenance coefficient and maximum cell mass yield for this yeast were determined as 5.7 mg glucose/g cell/h and 0.42 g cell/g glucose, respectively, under carbon limitation.

The physics of degeneracy yields a maximum mass for a non-rotating white dwarf, the Chandrasekhar limit approximately 1.4 —beyond which it cannot be supported by electron degeneracy pressure.

The presence of PD-rGO in EP improved the char yields at 700 °C and reduced the maximum mass loss rate under nitrogen, indicating the improved thermal stability at elevated temperature.

The model estimated that a maximum lipid content of 28.1% wt/wt in dry biomass, a lipid yield of 1.2 g/L and a cell mass yield of 4 g/L could be obtained when a mixture of expired soft drinks and olive mill wastewater (25% in water, v/v) is used as substrate at percentages 62.4% and 37.6%, respectively.

Here Y d represents the mass yield for the corresponding species.

By calculation, the maximum mass loss is only 0.1%%.

m is the maximum mass of the airplane in kilograms.

Mass yield determinations suggest an approximate 100% mass recovery.

Mean maximum mass diameter was 25.4±0.9 mm.