Sentence examples for stronger surface from inspiring English sources

The surfactants compound of PA and THAO possessed stronger surface hydrating inhibition and capacity of restraining osmotic hydration.

Considering surface adsorption, one of the polymers shows a stronger surface adsorption, which explains its remarkable influence on the studied properties of hydration reaction and flowability, compared to the other polymer.

The enhancement of the phthalic anhydride yield was correlated with the neutralization of the stronger surface acid centers by the K+ ions, providing evidence for the hypothesis that stronger acid sites are involved in the formation of total oxidation products (carbon oxides).

On the basis of realistic models for the reconstructed surface ((5 × 1) and (7 × 1) unitcells), in which a hexagonal overlayer was located above the bulk-truncated Au(1 0 0) surface, we found that applying an electric field causes a slight lifting of the overlayer, leading to a stronger surface buckling than without electric field.

Catalytic activity results at 473 K and 573 K obtained via flow reactor tests with monolithic catalysts suggested that Pt/AZT and Pt/8BaO/AZT catalysts with stronger surface acidity also revealed higher resistance against sulfur poisoning and superior SOx regeneration in spite of their relatively lower NSC.

The objective of this study was to isolate various metal particles other than Cu by use of a fluorine-terminated BDD surface (F-BDD) with a stronger surface dipole moment than O-BDD, and to clarify the mechanism of the metal particles' separation from the electrode.

Compared to nanogold, nanosilver has the advantages of a low-cost, higher molar extinction coefficient [5] and stronger surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) effects [6].

Connecting the two, we're seeing increasing savvy, and strong Surface 2 interest, in comparison to other Surface devices.

Impacts on sea ice from storms like this are typically due to strong surface winds.

Warm, moist weather results from the Kuroshio (a strong surface oceanic current).

Spotted lanternfly lays eggs on any smooth and strong surface, including plant material, stones, bricks, metal, and plastic.