Sentence examples for oxygen displacement from inspiring English sources

The c/aF ratio, and the oxygen displacement are smaller in the nanocrystalline Ce0.5Zr0.5O2 than in bulk Ce0.5Zr0.5O2.

The c t″ phase transition of CexZr1 xO2 is induced by the oxygen displacement from the regular fluorite position 1/4,1/4,1/4 along the c-axis.

The mechanism by which the chemicals you inhale get you high isn't even quite clear, because the primary effect doesn't come from the chemical itself, but from oxygen displacement, or tricking your body into thinking what it just breathed was oxygen.

It is well known that the XRD technique is limited for the crystallographic characterization of fine crystallites owing to extensive broadening of Bragg reflections and generally not very sensitive to transitions involving oxygen displacements.

The crossover from localized to itinerant electronic behavior is of first-order, and the consequent double-well potential for the equilibrium Mn–O bond length can be accommodated in the perovskite structure by cooperative oxygen displacements perpendicular and/or along a Mn O Mn bond axis.

Of these, Oxygen saturation probe displacement, ECG lead displacement, power cord tangle and infusion interruptions were the main causes.

In this paper, we find that low oxygen air injection displacement efficiency ranges from 6.86 to 11.74% for homogeneous porous medium which is impressive in high water cut reservoir.

We propose that the competition of fluoride and hydroxide ions for the Pt/PtOn surface inhibits the dimerization reactions that lead to oxygen evolution; the displacement of oxygen evolution to more positive potentials overcomes the overpotential for the oxidation of oxalate at this anode.

Mechanistically, these atom transfer reactions are considered to proceed via an SN2 attack on the oxaziridine oxygen with concomitant displacement of the imine as a leaving group.

The Bi cation is clearly displaced from the center of the coordinating oxygen atoms, with the displacement predominantly along ⟨110⟩p.

This displacement increases oxygen binding to hemoglobin at any given partial pressure of oxygen and is thought to be beneficial if the availability of oxygen is reduced, as occurs at extreme altitude.