Sentence examples for poisoning effects from inspiring English sources

In this study, three-dimensional non-isothermal simulations are carried out to investigate the comprehensive flow channel design and CO poisoning effects on the performance of HT-PEMFCs.

The results reveal excellent characteristics of the Pt/G3DN electrode, such as easy preparation, high catalytic activity, stability and tolerance toward poisoning effects for the electrooxidation of methanol.

Furthermore, BET, NH3-TPD, NOx-TPD, and in situ DRIFTS were employed to elaborate the propene poisoning effects on Cu-SSZ-13 catalysts.

Methane chloride (CH3Cl) in syngas is able to suppress the phosphine (PH3) poisoning effects on a solid oxide fuel cell under various conditions.

The metal-free IAcC cathodes exhibited outstanding electrocatalytic activities for fuel cells and hybrid Li-air cells with higher selectivity, longer-term stability and better tolerance to methanol crossover/CO poisoning effects than the starting AcC and comparable with commercial Pt/C counterparts.

Nickel is the most toxic element, its higher concentration causes poisoning effects like cancer, reduction in cell growth, headache, dizziness, tightness of the chest, nausea, dry cough, chest pain, vomiting, shortness of breath, cyanosis, extreme weakness and rapid respiration (Akhtar et al. 2004).

The analysis included the evaluation of xenon poisoning effect on the increase of operation time.

Poisoning effect of oxygen was observed when injecting 500 mm3 of oxygen into the reactor.

It was also found that the formation of nitrosobenzene leads to an electrode poisoning effect in the electrolysis process.

Corrosion products from the anode and cathodes appeared to be able to affect the galvanic corrosion process through an "alkalisation", "passivation", "poisoning" effect or "shortcut" effect.

Furthermore, the ERGO-1.2 V electrode showed excellent tolerance to the methanol poisoning effect compared with a Pt/C catalyst electrode.