Sentence examples for orders for hydrogen from inspiring English sources
Reaction orders for hydrogen evolution during formaldehyde oxidation are 1.4 times higher in each case.
The reaction order for hydrogen was −1 and −0.5 for n-C16 an n-C28, respectively.
Two versions of a reaction mechanism that differ in the order for hydrogen adsorption describe the experimental steady-state data.
Measurements of initial activity, made for the skeletal copper catalyst due to its fast deactivation by fouling, showed that the rates of hydrogenolysis were approximately zero order with respect to methyl formate and had positive order for hydrogen.
The mechanism of the reversible βH-γH1 transformation in the Ti3Al alloy was discussed in terms of the lattice deformation and ordering of hydrogen atoms required for the βH-γH1 transformation.
The stereochemistry and order of hydrogen removal has been examined for a number of soluble and membrane-bound desaturses.
For these parameters, the order of relative importance for hydrogen production is: temperature > catalyst loading > catalyst type > biomass type.
While the titania bandgap is not suitable for high visible spectrum efficiencies, the high photoconversion efficiency achieved under UV illumination indicates the suitability of the highly ordered nanotube-array architecture for hydrogen generation by water photoelectrolysis.
Riddell [515] proved spectral concentration to all orders for the Stark effect for Hydrogen using pseudo-eigenvectors and Rejto [501, 502] proved the analog for Helium (see below for more on spectral concentration for the Stark effect).
Today, the company launched pre-orders of Hydrogen, an expensive, modular smartphone with what it calls a "holographic" 3D display for VR and AR.
this algorithm has a better tolerance of coordinate error; (2). it can avoid many false perceptions because of the employment of fewer patterns; (3). it can select a better structure from isomers by using the bond entropy; (4). it can assign the bond orders for the structures without hydrogen.
