Sentence examples for nitrogen chemicals from inspiring English sources

The Industrial segment offers nitrogen chemicals, including ammonia-derived products, for use in the environmental and civil explosives applications.

Yara International ASA is an investment holding company that engages in the production, distribution, and sale of nitrogen chemicals.

For grocery stores, it's a way to get rid of food waste, but for farmers, trials have shown it to be a super-charged engine for crop yields and soil health… all without nitrogen chemicals.

In Year 2 (2015), greater concentrations for control than treatment ponds were found for TAN, ammonia‑nitrogen, total nitrogen, chemical oxygen demand (soluble and total).

The nitrogen state and content is of great significance with regard to the electrochemical activity, however, the influence of nitrogen chemical states on ORR is still yet to be revealed.

The resulting nitrogen chemical moieties influence the electronic transport by affecting the mobility of carriers and consequently increasing the electron transfer kinetics, which provide localized chemical reactive sites.

Finally, thermodynamic examination shows that stabilities of both polar TiN(1 1 1) surfaces and Al/TiN(1 1 1) interfaces depend on the nitrogen chemical potential.

This is due to the fact that deuterium improves the nitrogen chemical potential, augmenting the material hardness in depth up to 30% compared to the case when hydrogen is used.

The solid-state cell is based on single crystal CaF2 as the electrolyte and Ca3N2 as the auxiliary electrode to convert the nitrogen chemical potential established by the equilibrium between Ga and Al1−xGaxN solid solution into an equivalent fluorine potential.

The combined change in chemical shift of a particular residue upon ligation with the kinase domain was calculated as ∆δ = [(∆δ H 2 + (0.154∆δ N 2]1/2, where ∆δ H and ∆δ N correspond to the changes in amide proton and nitrogen chemical shift, respectively.

During in-cell titration experiments, we measured the change in the chemical shifts of amide nitrogens and covalently attached amide protons according to the equation: