Sentence examples for reduced reactant from inspiring English sources

Reduced reactant transport in combination with site blocking is often mentioned as possible inhibition factors.

The reaction proceeds via a transient mixed-disulfide intermediate which becomes resolved, resulting in the reduced reactant becoming oxidized and the oxidized reactant becoming reduced.

Arrhenius plot demonstrates that only at reduced reactant partial pressure (3% CO2) or high contact times, a contribution due to some diffusional limitation is present.

Further, the channels blocked by water reduce reactant availability at reaction sites.

The 3D microfluidic chip reduces reactant consumption and facilitates solution delivery close to the SiPM to increase the detection efficiency.

Moreover, insertion of membrane bundles in a suitable configuration impedes bubble growth, thereby reducing reactant by-pass via rapidly rising large bubbles.

The use of 31P NMR spectroscopy to follow reactions directly, the use of control reactions to learn how to reduce reactant water content, and the use of reaction solvents that completely dissolved the corrinoid reactants were crucial for developing this new synthetic route.

Moreover, it has been reported that the photocatalytic efficiency can be further improved by rational design to achieve porous structures, in that, the porous structures avail the adsorption of reactant molecules and provide multiple accessible passages which reduce the reactant diffusion distance due to their large specific surface area (SSA).

In addition, studies on the dilution effects of H2O and N2 on LFL show the addition of water vapor not only reduces the reactant concentration, but also affects the gas flame propagation through affecting the chemical process.

Oxidation of phenols reduces this reactant in a mixture of the blue oxides of tungsten and molybdenum.

This effect of swirling would be more pronounced with higher catalyst amount which also would increase the solution viscosity reducing the reactant mobility and hence the yield as is evident from the Fig. 5.