Sentence examples for proper electron from inspiring English sources
When proper photoactive materials are selected, the full Z-scheme is completed by introducing a proper electron mediator between the two reaction centers.
The data analysis was based on finding the proper electron density profile, whose Fourier transform would match the recorded X-ray reflectometry (XRR) pattern.
One practical problem associated with semiconductors is the undesired electron/hole recombination process which in the absence of a proper electron acceptor or donor is extremely efficient and hence represents the major energy-wasting step, thus limiting the quantum yield (more than 90% charge carriers recombine).
It was as if each had found the proper electron bond for a truly volatile chemical reaction they each started with gold and together they made something as dense and poisonous as lead.
In the mitochondrial coxI gene of Picea abies, Larix sp., Megaceros sp. and Zamia sp., a CAU codon encoding His, is converted to UAU encoding Tyr; this Tyr residue bridges an electron transfer pathway from heme to Cu. Replacing Tyr to Phe relocated the Cu, suggesting a role for Tyr in positioning the Cu into the proper electron pathway [ 28, 29].
Nanostructures have consequently served as the proper candidates for electron field emitters [10].
Adding proper amount of electron acceptor results in preventing the electron hole recombination and increasing the number of hydroxyl radicals and other oxidizing agents.
Mitochondrial function is dependent on the proper assembly of electron transport chain complexes.
Consequently, maintenance of robust activity of respiratory complexes leads to lesser amount of ROS generation by proper channeling of electron.
The n-channel organic field-effect transistors (OFETs) based on 1b and 1c have demonstrated that these almost unchanged LUMO energy levels are proper to transport electrons.
Better enzymatic activity of ETC complexes causes proper channeling of electrons through different carriers and prevents their leakage, resulting in decreased ROS production.
