"take reactions" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to take or receive responses or responses to something. Example: The news of the company's merger took reactions from investors, with some expressing excitement and others expressing concern.
As an example of two worlds diverging, take reactions to the plight of Binyam Mohamed, an Ethiopian who sought asylum in Britain and was later incarcerated in Guantánamo Bay.
Membrane reactors are becoming increasingly of interest due to their ability to take reactions to completion by continuous product removal.
Aiming to fulfill the critical target of CO2 reduction, in energy purchase and transmission processes, the TRANSCO has the natural attribute to take reactions to hedge the uncertainties associated with the government policy and the huge amount of renewable energy integration.
This is an important step towards developing thermodynamically consistent process models for reactions and separations with formaldehyde containing mixtures, which take reaction kinetics explicitly into account.
People walk by and I yell, "Hey, look at me! Hey, look at me!" I take reaction pictures for 30 minutes.
Sτ takes reaction and both outgoing and incoming diffusion events into account when calculating a leap candidate.
Taking reaction kinetics into consideration could reinforce that link and make it more quantitative.
Next, these building blocks are assembled into pathways of a specified length, taking reaction directions into account.
Finally, we wonder why this method works by considering only reaction energetics (i.e. chemical potentials of reactants and products and standard chemical potential of key intermediates) without taking reaction kinetics into account (reaction barriers are not involved).
The simulated bi-molecular reactions take place on reaction sites.
Such systems have to be designed to take timely reactions at the occurrences of unexpected situations.
