Sentence examples for oxidizing capability from inspiring English sources
This suggests a virtually synergistic photocatalysis of BPO and BHN when they form a direct solid Z-scheme heterojunction structure, which is favorable for improving UV-light harvesting, hole/electron separation and oxidizing capability.
Dioxygen is a powerful four-electron oxidant, but most of its oxidizing capability is released only after the third electron is added, that is, when the O O bond breaks and hydroxyl radical is formed, as can be seen from the reduction potentials in Table 1.
Due to their powerful oxidizing capability, ROS can lead to generation of advanced oxidation molecular products and induce damage to cellular and subcellular structures within the lung, including DNA, proteins, cell membranes, and mitochondria.
A wide range of substrate oxidizing capability renders it an interesting enzyme for biotechnological applications in several industries.
One would postulate that an increased anti-oxidizing capability in WS MSCs could principally counteract the harmful effect of ROS on compromising the biomacromolecule machinery (i.e. DNA or protein) inside the cells.
The increased expression of both MDH1 and MDH2 on xylose gives the cells an enhanced NADH-oxidizing capability.
A stronger capability for oxidizing NO and/or trapping NOx under the test conditions may have contributed to the superior performance of the K Pt Al2O3 adsorption layer relative to the Ba Pt Al2O3 layer.
TiO2 is widely employed as a photocatalyst in dye wastewater treatment, mainly due to its capability to generate a highly oxidizing electron hole pair.
The immobilized laccase alone more efficiently decolorized structurally different synthetic dyes without requiring oxidizing mediators to function in its biodegradation capability.
Choi et al 24 reported that the antimicrobial mechanism involves the capability of zinc ions to inhibit glycolysis of microorganisms by oxidizing thiol groups in essential glycolytic enzymes, therefore, the antimicrobial mechanism of zinc ascorbate may be similar to that of zinc.
Despite the non catalytic activity exhibited by the β-Ni(OH 2 on the cyclic voltammetry, the PBD reveals its capability to oxidize the hypophosphite ion.
