Sentence examples for more available surface from inspiring English sources

This is attributed to the increase in the availability of more adsorption sites with increasing adsorbent dosage due to more available surface area, thereby leading to more binding sites for the adsorption of target pollutants onto the surface of the nanoadsorbent [39].

Nanocomposite show new properties due to synergism between the constituents [5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10] and more available surface.

Graphene-containing AC showed improved ion capacity as the graphene sheets acted as spacer that prevented the aggregation of AC, providing more available surface.

In Table 1, the higher value of AE for derived silica indicates more available surface for Cd ions on derived silica and less available surface on thiol-functionalized silica.

While they have shown improvements on the scattering effect, large voids between spheres leave the possibility of providing more available surface area where dye can be attached, and better charge transport by improved percolation of large-sized spheres should be achieved.

In our subject, greater surface roughness can increase the total surface area, therefore creating more available active surface sites for reactions by higher photocatalytic reaction potential.

This suggests that the more available the surface area of the cellulose-rich material for the proteins to bind to, the lower the protein-loading requirement for efficient cellulose saccharification.

The unique structure restrains the aggregation of ZnSe nanoparticles and graphene nanosheets to some extent, improves the conductivity of nanocomposites, buffers the volume changes of ZnSe nanoparticles during the conversion reactions, and provides more exposed available surfaces for Li-storage.

The specific surface area (SSA) of each amendment exhibited relatively high value, where more available sites on the surface caused more metal ion adsorption [31].

Total abundance of animals, however, was more dependent on the available surface area.

A country whose need for water was estimated to be more than 80percentt of its available surface water, was classified to be at "extremely high" risk of water scarcity.