Sentence examples for reached conversion from inspiring English sources

Verification experiments conducted at these calculated optimum points reached conversion yields of 98.09 ± 0.96, 98.48 ± 1.62 and 99.25 ± 0.35 % for mango, neem and shea oils which were not significantly different from the calculated yields, indicating that the developed models are adequate for use in describing enzymatic transesterification of these oils.

The reaction rates are higher with PEI, however the reached conversions decrease with the PEI content.

The photo-polymerization of the acrylates reached conversions of 95%99%% after irradiation of only a few minutes, samples which contained PFPMA reached conversions of about 85% after 1.5 h of irradiation.

In the oleic acid esterification with methanol, under soft reaction conditions (100 °C and 6 atm), ZnAlLa mixed oxides reached conversions of 75% to the ester after 15 min and higher than 88% after 1 h of reaction.

This allowed them to reach conversion efficiencies in DSSC solar cells as high as 9.40%[31]1].

According to the carbonate loading, the sorbents may reach conversion degrees of carbonate up to 90% and overall capture capacity up to 0.66 mol kg−1 sorbent.

The effectiveness of this iron cocatalyst in miniemulsion was investigated with both higher polymerization rate and reaching conversion (>90%) than without FeCp2.

The transesterification activity of vegetable oils confirms the results obtained in the reaction of ethyl butyrate with methanol, reaching conversion as high as 95% with sunflower oil (after 5 h of reaction) and 65% (after 1 h) for castor oil.

Photosynthesis, photochemistry, and direct photovoltaic conversion may only reach conversion efficiencies of 15 30%.

It has previously been shown for other transaminases that a (co-) product removal system was required to reach conversion of aromatic ketones to amines [ 12, 17, 18].

Data points for five 100 g/L initial cellulose loadings are also shown; three fermentations reached 80% conversion and two reached 93% conversion (see Table  1).