Sentence examples for reductive application from inspiring English sources

As sodium chlorite or peroxide solutions are used in oxidizing process, decreasing in strength of textile material is highly possible, so alkali reductive application is generally preferred for the stripping of reactive dyes.

SBGRs have most commonly been configured for enhanced reductive dechlorination (ERD) applications for chlorinated solvent treatment.

The model enables investigation and forecasting of the extent and areal distribution of pH change, providing a means to optimise the application of reductive dechlorination for site remediation.

However, due to its susceptibility to destruction via oxidative and reductive desorptions, its potential application as an electrochemical sensor would be much better in acidic and neutral than alkaline environments.

Furthermore, ASB requires performing a two-step reaction in order to couple the ligand to the cross-linker, and biotin transfer from ligand to receptor is mediated by reduction of a disulfide bond, making its application sensitive to reductive environments.

I am interested in the representation theory of reductive groups and its applications to algebraic geometry, harmonic analysis and number theory.

Importantly, application of a reductive potential (−1.2 V vs. Ag/AgCl reference electrode) resulted in release of surface-bound T-cells from the electrode surface.

Reduced PTFE can be grafted by nitro and bromo-phenyl diazonium tetrafluoroborate salts in a manner similar to that used for carbon, except that no application of a reductive potential during grafting was required.

In this report, we demonstrate its application in catalytic reductive coupling of 2-azadienes and ketones to furnish 1,2-amino tertiary alcohols with vicinal stereogenic centers.

The adsorptive properties of the acetylene black material become much more pronounced after its electrochemical pretreatment through application of alternated oxidative and reductive potentiostatic pulses.

These CCS polymers were degradable in thiol-containing dithiothreitol, suggesting their potential application for drug release in a reductive intracellular environment.