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Steam exploded corn stover was produced in a reactor of 4 L volume [ZhengDao Company, HeNan province, china].
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Under Wigner, the Laboratories made a pioneering study of Wigner's disease, the swelling and distortion of the graphite used as a moderator in reactors due the neutron bombardment produced in a reactor.
The resulting magnetization is very similar to that of the particles produced in a batch reactor where a saturation magnetization of 84 emu/g, a remanence of 15 emu/g, and a coercivity of 115 Oe were obtained at 37 °C.
Plutonium-239 is produced in a nuclear reactor, and a thousand pounds of natural uranium contains just seven pounds of uranium-235, the isotope used in nuclear weapons.
In 1956, Pauli sent a case of Champagne to Clyde L. Cowan Jr. and Frederick Reines, two American physicists who proved him wrong using the flood of neutrinos produced in a nuclear reactor.
Commercially important impact polypropylene is usually produced in a cascade of reactors in series using a solid catalyst.
Polonium-210 occurs naturally or can be produced in a nuclear reactor.
The yeast cells are produced in a series of fed batch reactors which are fed with oxygen and glucose as the main carbon source.
The large quantities of calcined, carbonated, recalcined, or sulfated samples needed to pack the chromatographic column are produced in a fluidized-bed reactor and two types of limestones containing more than 95% CaCO3 are employed.
Sodium bicarbonate is produced in a bubble column reactor which contains a solution of carbonate and bicarbonate and carbon dioxide gas injected into this column.
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