Sentence examples for more stable compound from inspiring English sources

The measurement of H2O2 production confers certain advantage as H2O2 is a more stable compound and its measurement is well established.

The weight loss of 6.7% that occurred at around 963.2°C is due to the decomposition of the more stable compound of the inorganic layered composition of the nanohybrid by combustion reaction [25].

On the other hand, in vivo gradients of the more stable compound, FTY720, enhance microvascular remodeling by selectively recruiting an anti-inflammatory subset of monocytes (S1P3high) to the biomaterial.

Since ethyl pyruvate is stabilized by forming enolate with calcium, it turns into a more stable compound when dissolved in Ringer's lactate solution.

A few complexes such as NO3− (| La/ Lb| = 3.3) or ClO4− (| La/ Lb| = 3.5) with very poor valence matches exist only because there is no mechanism for them to rearrange to form a more stable compound, but when such complexes are presented with the opportunity to rearrange by being mixed with, for example, C4+ that is better matched to O2− they can do so explosively as the strain energy is released.

As the oil ages, the thiols and sulfides are slowly converted into more stable compounds such as benzothiophene.

These more stable compounds demanded the development of fuzes adequate for armour-piercing shells, since friction was no longer a reliable method of igniting them.

A chemical reaction, corrosion involves removal of metallic electrons from metals and formation of more stable compounds such as iron oxide (rust), in which the free electrons are usually less numerous.

By changing the pH of environment to an alkaline condition, they will transform to more stable compounds such as tenorite (CuO) in the open-air environments [80].

Another drawback was that the process for making HMF doesn't stop: Some HMF keeps reacting, turning into two more stable compounds known as levulinic acid and formic acid, not normally used for making fuels.

It can be assumed that the AgNPs in the STP effluent had been mostly transformed to more stable compounds with low solubility and most of the released Ag+ would have been adsorbed to the sludge matrix [9, 34, 35, 63].