The reasons for this may be the high yields of the S-derivatives, and lack of interest to assign which nitrogen had reacted due to the extra effort needed for separation and structure determination.
Three parametric models (normal, lognormal and Weibull distributions) describing infection with M. tuberculosis, and two (lognormal and Weibull distributions) describing those who reacted due to infection with environmental mycobacteria were tested to determine the best model.
The CB react due to changes in the initial physicochemical conditions (pH and redox potential, aqueous species concentrations) and/or the introduction of "foreign" materials (iron, steel, concrete, glass, bitumen, etc).
Particles within a reacting pellet go through the same stages, but continue reacting due to the additional heating from the neighboring particles and reach maximum temperatures of ~ 1900 K, close to the estimated adiabatic temperatures assuming the final phase is NiAl (1911 K).
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When in contact with hydration products of the Portland cement, the CO2 reacts due to a specific phenomenon denominated carbonation.
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The mapping results demonstrated that all of the disulphide polymers reacted homogeneously due to the similar intensity distribution of the oxygen map and sulphur map.
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Crossover occurs if the reactant in stoichiometric deficit preferentially populates the reacting phase due to sufficient imbalance in either mass transfer coefficients or phase equilibrium.
