Sentence examples for role of reactions from inspiring English sources
In order to clarify the role of reactions between Ni and SiC on the formation of graphene, in situ SR-XPS was conducted during heating, annealing (1123 K for 30 min), and cooling of the sample (Fig. 6a).
Two main issues including the role of reactions relevant to the electrochemical glucose sensing the effect of CNT on the retention and enzymatic activity of GOx in CHIT films and in aqueous suspensions were studied.
However, the role of reaction temperature in the growth rate of silver nanoparticles is still not properly understood.
However, most models for G-protein coupled receptor signaling are equilibrium models that neglect the role of reaction kinetics.
This study presents the role of reaction temperature in the formation and growth of silver nanoparticles through a synergetic reduction approach using two or three reducing agents simultaneously.
The role of reaction engineering in the development of microreaction technology is described along with new approaches to scale up based upon replication of microchemical devices.
The role of reaction chamber is for the deposited materials to react with oxygen gas, and that of the evaporation chamber is to evaporate the composing elements of SmBCO, respectively.
The role of reaction conditions (catalyst, cocatalysts, temperature, pressure, structure of comonomer and presence of hydrogen) on products structure and yield is discussed with reference to previously proposed chain propagation and chain transfer mechanisms.
Before addressing further the quantitative capability of LRE analysis, the role of reaction fluorescence determination and assay optics should first be considered.
Next, we investigated the role of reaction incubation time, since we observed that EXO1 activity decreased after 30 min at 37°C.
(Note that eq 2 is referred in the text either as mechanism 2 or as reaction 2. In the former case THFO– has the role of reaction intermediate, and in the latter it is considered to be the reactant).
