Sentence examples for maximum nitrogen content from inspiring English sources

By varying the deposition parameters a maximum nitrogen content of below 33 at.% was found at N/C transport ratios of approximately 1.2.

The amino groups were successfully grafted on the surface of graphene as evidenced by the amidation reaction, with a maximum nitrogen content of 10.46 wt% and a C/N molar ratio of 8.46.

Ammonia concentration in the feed equal 75 vol.%, temperature 550 °C and duration 1 h were found to be the optimum reaction parameters to reach the maximum nitrogen content in N-CNFs.

The sharp decrease in the RD with increasing NH3/CH4 ratio is ascribed to the local desorption of nitrogen in the nitrogen enriched regions or the formation of volatile CN compounds (e.g. C2N2), which also explains the limited amount of the maximum nitrogen content.

When YHL is diluted by 2 times in enzymatic hydrolysis (15 g YH were added to enzymatic hydrolysis with a total working weight of 30 g), the maximum nitrogen content in liquid phase is 1.03 mg/g hydrolysate.

Assuming that all nitrogen from yeast distributes in YHL and YHS and there is no nitrogen loss during hydrothermal treatment, the maximum nitrogen content of YHL is 2.05 mg/mL based on the total nitrogen of yeast and the amount of nitrogen of YHS.

For this, minimum and maximum nitrogen contents of the different liquid manure types (N total) were taken from secondary literature.

Consequently, when using CM as pore-filler with a highly microporous carbon support, the maximum microporous surface area and nitrogen content is reached after only a single pyrolysis in Ar.

The initial grain size and nitrogen content for the maximum B8 were quite different in this annealing.

The maximum surface area, total pore volume, and nitrogen content of the activated carbon produced were 2366 m2/g, 1.16 cm3/g, and 10.5 wt%, respectively.

The functional traits considered to calculate FD in this study are specific leaf area (SLA), wood density (WD), seed mass (SM), leaf nitrogen content (N), and tree maximum height (H).