Sentence examples for poisoning rate from inspiring English sources
Both the linear sweep voltammetry and chronoamperometric results demonstrated that the 1 1 molar ratio catalyst exhibited a higher methanol oxidation current and a lower poisoning rate among all the other molar ratios catalysts.
The dynamic variation of cell voltage results shows that the DMFC performance degraded by the presence of Na+ impurity, and the higher concentration of Na+ impurity, the higher poisoning rate is observed.
It can be concluded that the 13.8 at.% N contained TFMG and fabricated under the Zr target poisoning rate of 50%, and having a microstructure consisting of ZrN nanograins provided a combination of high hardness, good wear resistance and excellent adhesion properties.
Cyclic voltammetry (CV), linear sweep voltammetry (LSV), Tafel analysis, and chronoamperomtry (CA) are used to compare the electrochemical active surface area (ECSA), GOR onset potential, GOR peak current density, Tafel slope, poisoning rate, and cycling stability between the six nPd/C electrocatalysts for GOR.
The lead poisoning rate of population aged 0 18 year old indicated lead exposure level.
>> -wrap-foot> a1-AAS 2-ICPMS Fifty-five studies were included in pooled analysis of unadjusted lead poisoning rate.
EXPERTS PUSH TO END LEAD POISONING BY 2021 After all, nearly 3,000 areas in the U.S. have higher lead poisoning rates than Flint.
But underneath those changes, the list of neighborhoods with the highest poisoning rates has largely remained stable.
"Baltimore city had the highest lead poisoning rates in the country, and more children were admitted to our hospital for lead poisoning than for any other condition," he said.
The families live in two of the 59 apartments that were tested for lead in a three-month study in Bedford-Stuyvesant, where lead poisoning rates have remained high despite a steady citywide decline.
Lead, whether in dust, soil or paint chips in older and poorly maintained properties, is still the main environmental hazard for children in this country despite significant declines in childhood lead poisoning rates over the last 15 years, federal health officials say.
