Sentence examples for react with the environment from inspiring English sources

Most solid materials react with the environment and new compounds or products develop on their surface.

Asphalt pavement is composed of hydrocarbons which age and deteriorate as they react with the environment (oxygen, solar radiation, heat), resulting in a decrease of oily constituents and changes in composition [9].

If you dump it into the sludge, it soaks up radioactive chemicals and prevents them from reacting with the environment.

An intact monolayer of IECs, the largest areas that are exposed to and react with the external environment protects the body from pathogens and other toxic luminal substances.

In a special slurry, these abrasives can chemo-mechanically react with the work material and the environment (air or water) to generate a softer material (SiO2), and the resultants can be removed easily at the 0.1 nm level.

In contrary, while in extraction and recovery processes, hexane is released into the environment that react with the pollutants to form ozone and photo chemicals [4].

Enzymatic hydrolysis of cellulose is generally described as a heterogeneous reaction system in which cellulases in an aqueous environment react with the insoluble, macroscopic and structured cellulose, containing highly ordered and less ordered regions (Arantes and Saddler 2010).

Enzymatic saccharification of cellulose is generally described as a heterogeneous reaction system in which cellulases in an aqueous environment react with the insoluble, macroscopic and structured cellulose, containing highly ordered and less ordered regions.

The iron in the CNTs is highly biocompatible because it is protected from reacting with the ambient environment, and the electromagnetic wave thermotherapy is safe and effective.

Waddington used this descriptor in the context of developmental canalization to explain how a particular organ is produced by both the genotype and the epigenotype reacting with the external environment.

This method initially uses 3-amino-propyltriethoxysilane to functionalise the silica surface using silane chemistry with amino groups and then uses succinic anhydride to react with the amine groups in an anhydrous environment to produce carboxyl functional groups.