Sentence examples for silver yield from inspiring English sources
Gold and silver yield rather complete utilisation of the reducer: around 7.5 electrons are delivered on these materials, versus 4 at the most for platinum as a result of the BH4− non-negligible hydrolysis taking place on this latter material.
Mexico yielded much gold and silver, and the conquerors imagined still greater wealth and wonders to the north.
But for Dennis O. Flynn and Arturo Giraldez, silver can yield riches of a different sort.
Multiplying your collection's weight by the current price of silver will yield the total value of your junk silver.
Deprotonation with silver oxide yields silver carbene transfer reagents, which can be used as ligand sources in asymmetric catalysis.
Interaction of 1,7-dithia-4,11-diazacyclotetradecane (1) with nickel II), copper II) and silver(I) yields the complexes [NiL(H2O)(CH3CN)](ClO4 2, [CuL](ClO4 2 and [AgL]n(ClO4 n (L = 1).
Incubation of biofilms (24 hr incubation) in the presence of 1 μM or 2 μM silver nanoparticles yielded greater than 50% or 85% inhibition of biofilm formation, respectively.
Multiplying the total by 1.7 pounds of mercury consumed per pound of silver produced yields an estimated average of 190 metric tons of mercury consumed in the city of Potosí per year, or 30,600 metric tons of mercury over the 162-year period (1574 1735) (Bakewell 1975).
Although the primary interaction between the silicon hydride groups and silver cations yields zero-valent Ag atoms, the final metal deposition occurs in a form of much larger nanoparticles, thus we postulate that the mechanism of AgNP formation incorporates nucleation, growth, Ostwald ripening (also called coarsening), and aggregation processes.
Hydrogen-loaded activated gold electrodes in contact with a soluble silver salt solution yield silver deposits which can be studied through conventional voltammetric stripping.
