Sentence examples for moderate decomposition from inspiring English sources

However, moderate decomposition of CH4 only occurs at 1750 °C and above [19, 20].

AlH3 (alane) is considered as an ideal one-off compact hydrogen storage material thanks to its high storage capacity and moderate decomposition temperature.

The number of possible WP is huge even for moderate maximum decomposition depths (e.g., 2261.6 for isotropic g = 5, and 21321.9 for an anisotropic depth of 10).

Alternatively, parental educational attainment level could also be a proxy of one's own adulthood educational attainment level, as such indirectly moderating the variance decomposition of cognitive ability in adulthood.

Now suppose that we want to investigate whether M moderates the variance decomposition of T, and rather than modeling this in a bivariate model (Fig.  1a), we choose to include M in the means model of T (Fig.  1b), such that we can study the moderation effects of M on the variance decomposition of the residual variance T′.

Moderate yield came from decomposition of V-Cz and self-coupling of triiodo-triphenylamine.

Acetylene addition to C4 radicals contributes a moderate amount, whereas toluene decomposition is insignificant.

Generally, they are easily separated from reaction products, reasonably inexpensive and they may undergo easy decomposition at moderate temperature.

Higher humidity and moderate temperature favour fast decomposition of organic manure which was already prevailing during that weather (temperature ranged from 23 to 35 °C and humidity ranged from 60 to 90%).

This study introduces the first detailed reaction mechanism for coal tar decomposition at moderate temperatures under nonreactive atmospheres; validates the mechanism with accurate interpretations of laboratory tests with diverse coal types; and develops a two-step global reaction scheme to mimic the predictions from the full mechanism in process design applications.

Especially, a spherical architecture of anatase nanospines was produced through a moderate reaction with ammonia provided by decomposition of urea.