Sentence examples for quite reactive from inspiring English sources

Sodium is ordinarily quite reactive with air, and the reactivity is a function of the relative humidity, or water-vapour content of the air.

Carbon-carbon double bonds are quite reactive.

"We have always had an objective, a vision and a plan and are quite reactive to it," Dodgson explains.

As a result, support for middle leaders can be quite reactive – only responding to problems when they arise".

They are fairly inert in acidic environments but are quite reactive in basic environments.

At normal temperatures it is not particularly reactive but becomes quite reactive with a variety of nonmetals at elevated temperatures.

The model compounds synthesized without aminoborane moiety were quite less reactive for polymerization reactions.

First of all, it is quite a reactive compound and can be reduced in feed/premix to an unavailable metallic form by various nutrients, including ascorbic acid, and some feed ingredients.

Ununpentium would be quite a reactive metal, with an oxidation potential of about 1.5 V.

We postulated that quite poorly reactive substrates, such as 1,2-difunctionalised alkenes, might actually be a better choice of alkene for ATHF, because the temperatures required for the formation of aldehydes would be nicely balanced with those needed for decarbonylation, there will be less CO available to inhibit alkene coordination, and the aldehydes might be more stable to racemisation.

In the absence of transition metals such as iron and copper, DNA is quite un-reactive with oxidants such as H2O2 whereas, in the presence of iron, oxidative DNA scission occurs readily [ 32, 33].