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Through the Table 2, we can observe that the dipole moment of compounds P1 and P4 are greater than others compounds, therefore we can say that these compound are more reactive that other compound, indeed, these compounds are more favorite to liberate the electrons to PCBM.

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As the carbon formed over LPtZ is observed to be more reactive than that over LRuZ; Pt could be activating CH4 via formate formation.

Strontium and barium compounds are more reactive than that of calcium.

As a result, polished surfaces should be more reactive than pore surfaces that have effectively been smoothed during prolonged contact with natural fluids.

Results confirm that ferrihydrite is substantially more reactive than goethite and demonstrate that reactivity is size dependent in both goethite and ferrihydrite.

Thus, doctors have less time to see patients, resulting in a health care system that is more reactive than proactive (I've gotten confused looks when I tried to get a standard physical) and a culture that expects less personalized and attentive care than patients in America typically receive.

The proposed heterogeneous catalytic ozonation mechanism could be expressed as follows: (i) simultaneous adsorption of ozone and alachlor molecules on the catalyst surface, (ii) decomposition of ozone on the metallic sites and production of surface bound hydroxyl radicals that is more reactive than ozone, (iii) oxidation of adsorbed alachlor molecules by adjacent hydroxyl radicals.

Replacing the isopropyl moiety of thymoquinone with a methyl group, which is less electron donating, should also result in a compound that is more reactive than the parent compound (but less so than 2-methyl-1,4-benzoquinone).

The lignin that Lora and Wayman used was produced by ball milling biomass for 18 days, followed by a dioxane water extraction, while the CEL used in this study was produced under less severe conditions (7 days ball milling, enzymatic digestion of carbohydrates), thus reducing the possibility of producing an isolated lignin that is more reactive than native lignin.

During the preparation of this manuscript, Banert and Plefka reported that TMTH was more reactive than a DIBO-like cyclooctyne in a 1,3-dipolar cycloaddition with nitrous oxide, 16 a result that is consistent with our findings.