Sentence examples for most efficient material from inspiring English sources

In this work, the aim behind the synthesis and subsequent surface modification of the nanocatalysts was to obtain the most efficient material for removing these test substrates from water.

Capping with Ca(OH 2 is apparently the most efficient material utilized in direct reparative dentin formation (Decup et al. 2000; Andelin et al. 2003).

In general, at 22°C Fe0 was the most efficient material in converting NO2-/NO3 to NH4+, regardless of the O2 content (Tab. 1, runs 62 65; Fig. 5c).

A benchmark of various piezoelectric materials is then presented to point out the most efficient materials.

This work introduces new most efficient materials for electrochemical redox capacitors with advantages including ease synthesis, high active surface area and stability in an aqueous electrolyte.

Although fiber reinforced polymer composites (FRPs) have proven to be one of the most efficient materials for strengthening existing reinforced concrete (RC) structures against various loading actions, premature debonding remains the major factor limiting their full utilization.

Within our approach it is possible to evaluate a theoretical limit of the energy expenses for each specific material and to use the proposed method in screening different structures for the most efficient sorbent material from the energy efficiency point of view under specified requirements for the working capacity of the process, regenerability and purity of captured CO2.

The most efficient piezoelectric material known is PZT, a compound of lead, zirconium, and titanium.

PZT is the most efficient piezoelectric material known, but its crystalline structure means that it must be grown at high temperatures, which normally melt a flexible substrate.

The most weight efficient material concept is a carbon-fiber foam-cored sandwich with a structural mass of 4.8 tonnes, which is about 50% less than the refined aluminum version.

Closed-cell cellular polymer foams are the most efficient insulating materials commercially available.