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NO seems to be more reactive for oxidizing of carbonaceous deposits rather than O2.

Consequently, it is demonstrated that the CeO2 nanorods are more reactive for CO oxidation than their counterparts, irregular nanoparticles.

The NiO functionality (Fig. 8c) was found to be more reactive for all volatile organic compound (VOC) gases, whereas only acetone gas was reactive on the surface of the ZnO NWs due to its small dissociation energy.

It is shown that GO becomes more reactive for thermal decomposition when it is pretreated with OH− in suspension and the effect is reversible by back-titration to low pH.

A novel hyaluronan (HA) derivative was synthesized through silylation reaction to improve the hydrophobicity of HA, to enhance its solubility in common organic solvents, and to make it more reactive for further derivatizations (e.g. esterification).

It is found that the addition of Re to Pt leads to form an active site with a Re atom, which is more reactive for the CC bond cleavage in CHCO, but the sites without Re become less reactive for this step.

The corresponding decrease of methane conversion results from competition between methane and the more reactive ethane for these sites.

Zhang et al. reported that a good dispersion of small particles could provide more reactive sites for the reactants than aggregated particles [19].

The team found that when scientists write about sexual conflict, they frequently describe males with active words ("intimidate," "coercion"), reserving more reactive words for females ("resistance," "avoidance").

These satisfactory electrochemical behaviours can be attributed to the hierarchical flower-like architecture, which supply more reactive sites for charge/discharge processes.

The small size of PtNi alloy cocatalyst will provide more reactive sites for hydrogen evolution, and the high dispersion of PtNi alloy cocatalyst is benefited to the electrons transfer from g-C3N4 and/or GO to PtNi cocatalyst.