Sentence examples for ranges of hydrogen from inspiring English sources

For example, the Ni-doped VS2 monolayer shows better HER performance than a pure one in ranges of hydrogen density from ( frac{3}{9}kern0.37em mathrm{t}mathrm{o};frac{4}{9} ) and from ( frac{6}{9}kern0.37em mathrm{t}mathrm{o};frac{8}{9} ) (Fig. 2a).

Over the entire ranges of hydrogen and ethanol production that would allow in silico growth, we constrained H2 and ethanol escape and used FBA to determine the maximum growth rate.

Its partial reversibility was observed as a result of cathodic polarization in the range of hydrogen evolution, however due to irreversible corrosion of sp2 impurities, hydrogenation is not complete.

This is a reason for lower temperature range of hydrogen embrittlement in the titanium alloys.

The resulted micromotors show a good motion behavior in a wide range of hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) concentrations.

The oxide layer was produced in situ, in a well-defined range of hydrogen on water ratios.

It has been demonstrated that these optimized values can also be achieved for a wide range of hydrogen generation rates.

We show that Ti-doping can efficiently reduce the Gibbs free energy of hydrogen adsorption in a wide range of hydrogen coverage.

Generally, individual process is easier to occur in a wide range of hydrogen coverage, and collective process can happen at certain hydrogen coverage at the same tension.

A wide range of hydrogen bonds (of the O-H...O, N-H...O and N-H...N type) are present in the crystal structure.

The reaction was carried out in liquid phase, at three levels of temperature (35, 44 and 60 °C), and covering a range of hydrogen partial pressure of 1.2 5 bar.