Sentence examples for most inert from inspiring English sources
They are the most inert readymades in art.
Brian Griffiths's hunk of brick‑built cake is the daftest and most inert of them.
The results revealed that diamond/graphite is the most inert for aluminum.
They confirm, for me at least, that Turner's major works in oil include some of the most inert and least satisfying of art history's turning points.
However, the reaction is self-limiting only for the most inert radicals such as alkyl and ethynyl.
The first option implies coordinating the O2 molecules to a metal chelate; the second will seek the most effective and most inert solvents for gases, namely fluorocarbons.
These silicones, like most "inerts", are generally recognized as safe, have no mandated tolerances, and their residues are largely unmonitored.
CO2 was found to be the most efficient inert additive, followed by N2, Ar and He.
Although graphite is known as one of the most chemically inert materials, we have found that graphene, a single atomic plane of graphite, can react with atomic hydrogen, which transforms this highly conductive zero-overlap semimetal into an insulator.
It is among the strongest mechanically and the most chemically inert structures in the animal kingdom [ 76].
Of consequence, especially in times of cost reduction, argon is the most abundant inert gas which is already widely used in other industries and therefore available at a relatively low price (nine cents/l) compared to xenon (20 €/l).
