Sentence examples for same amount of catalyst from inspiring English sources
For both cases, we set the same amount of catalyst.
The effect of TOS on the C7 conversion, hydroisomerisation, hydrocracking and cyclic product yields, respectively, at reaction temperatures of 210 to 270 °C, is shown in Fig. 9a d, where the same amount of catalyst was used at each temperature.
The photon balances, coupled with component balances, lead to a closed-form expression for the critical gas fraction that causes a 5% deviation in the photoreaction rate, when compared to an ungassed reactor with the same amount of catalyst per unit reactor volume.
The irradiated photoreactor consisted either in a quartz vessel containing an aqueous suspension of the photocatalyst, or in a newly set-up Plexiglas cell, containing the same amount of catalyst immobilised on quartz grains, which was continuously fed with methanol/water vapours.
Because the same amount of identical catalyst was used in both reactors, the observed effect supports the hypothesis that the product composition depends primarily on the heat transfer process.
Thus, a high adsorption coefficient on a low surface area material could lead to the same amount of adsorbed material per gram of catalyst as low adsorption coefficient on a high surface area material.
The activity of the former catalyst was determined to be approximately one half that of a commercial platinum catalyst containing the same amount of metal (2 wt%).
Therefore, by decreasing the catalyst loading, the same amount of chloride ions that reaches the surface under a given mass transport regime leads to a higher coverage.
An increased total amount of manganese oxides in the catalysts, which had the same amount of washcoat, resulted in an increase in activity for the oxidation of the three combustibles.
At the end of activation the same amount of metallic cobalt (∼63%) was detected for both catalysts calcined at different temperatures.
When the same amount of template was used, the smaller diameter template produced a catalyst with larger surface area and pore volume.
