Sentence examples for reduction reagent from inspiring English sources
Recently, Robinson and coworkers reported a chemical reduction method for nGO-PEG by using hydrazine monohydrate as reduction reagent [20].
Although the nrGO produced by chemical reduction methods have high conductivity and C/O ratio, the intense agglomeration and the residual toxic reduction reagent limit its bioapplication [20, 21, 25, 26].
For determination of the pH optimum of the terrein mediated reduction, reagent A was adjusted to pH values of 3.5 6.0.
Briefly, since chromatography can only determine GSH, GSSG present in the sample was converted into GSH by using a reduction reagent which reduced one GSSG molecule to 2 GSH molecules obtaining total glutathione.
Natural extracts like green tea, gelatin, and spinach leaf can act as both the green reduction reagents and functionalization reagents [23, 27 29].
However, the rNGO produced by these methods often have agglomeration problems, and the residual toxic reduction reagents may also limit their in vivo applications [29 31].
Among the chemical reduction reagents, utilization of NaBH4 leaves Na+ ions and B in the catalysts that affect the reaction while the utilization of Na2HPO4 leaves both Na+ ions and P in the catalyst which also influences the catalytic activity.
GO film on SS is converted to graphene (ERGO) film by a rapid, effective and eco-friendly electrochemical reduction method without using reducing reagent.
The developed reactor allowed for increases in ester yield, decreases in reaction times, reduction in reagent consumption and consequent energy savings in regard to the conditions for a conventional batch stirred reactor.
As miniaturization and reduction of reagent consumption are also ultimate goals in chemical sensing, it is useful to review the use of combined injection and programmed flow as a central issue in designing SIA systems with chemical sensors and structurally simplified chemical analysers.
After the first stage, the crystal growth model of AgCl changes due to the reduction of reagent concentration to a certain value.
