Sentence examples for practical surface area from inspiring English sources

However, the low-yield, low practical surface area and high photogenerated charge recombination rate severely limits its photocatalytic performance.

The practical surface area of the deposits increased until the deposits became continuous and reached a constant value.

On the other hand, the deposition rate per unit practical surface area decreased monotonously as the deposition proceeded.

This was of particular interest for this study because of the practical importance of determining surface area of materials with a variety of compositions and structures.

In the future study, this specific edge shared Fe3+(O)2Ti4+ structure can be stabilized onto certain catalyst supports with large surface area for practical use, such as the catalytic removal of NOx from flue gas and diesel engine exhaust.

The specific character of energy storage requires tailored textural characteristics of the practical materials used in supercapacitors: extended surface area and open porous structure, accessible for ions of the electrolyte.

A perfect hollow sphere is indeed a hermetic space, a passageway, which will enable the exchange of substances or information between the interior and exterior spaces, and is a key element for maximizing its advantages (such as large internal void and doubled surface area) in the practical applications, and even for the formation of hollow spheres.

The results show that the best sodium ion uptake performance on per-mass basis was not necessarily the most compelling electrode-level solution for practical application, and that a high surface area nanoporous substrate displayed evidence of a self-limited deposition wherein the internal electrode volume was not able to participate in the ion removal reactions of interest.

A comprehensive parametric study has been conducted to determine the sensitivity of the filler front temperature to several practical factors, such as effective strand surface area, tendon length, injection rate, ambient temperature, injection temperature, and number of strands in a tendon system.

This phenomenon is related to the active surface area, which participates in practical fuel cell reactions.

The results indicate that in situ double-layer capacitance measurements are a practical, versatile technique for estimating the accessible surface area of a metal sample.