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Though not explicitly assigned here for KpCld, the lower-pH turning point in DaCld was previously assigned to the distal arginine, first modeled as an explicit deprotonation and later associated with movement of the distal pocket Arg between less reactive "out" (alkaline) and more reactive "in" (acidic) conformations.

These vestiges are related to silica provided by sodium silicate more reactive in the geopolymerization than the silica of metakaolin.

It is significantly more reactive in air as a liquid than as a solid, and the liquid can ignite at about 125 °C (257 °F).

Once the network forms, m-phenylenebismaleimide radicals that are more highly stabilized by resonance are more reactive in the initial stages of the copolymerization reaction.

It is observed that while these fuels behave similarly for hot flames, the larger n-alkanes are substantially more reactive in the low-temperature cool flame regime.

Ms. Lalonde also said that in an effort to respect students' privacy, the university is more reactive in its social media strategy, allowing students to start conversations and guide the discussion.

Most of the chemical carcinogens in the environment are chemically inert by themselves and require metabolic activation by cytochrome P450 (CYP) enzymes to more reactive metabolites in order to exhibit carcinogenicity in experimental animals and humans [ 20].

In most cases the heteroatoms are the most reactive sites, but in others the carbon atoms are more reactive, as in Al–O and Si B codoped graphene.

For this system, the analysis of results show that IA is a more reactive monomer in IA-AAm copolymerization.

The residues of binding site II appeared to be more reactive both in accumulated contact time (up to ∼29% for D58 and ∼40% for E60/D60) and in the number of primary and secondary encounters.

High Fe contamination of quartz produced approximately 57% more reactive species in water than quartz with low Fe contamination.