Sentence examples for viable reaction from inspiring English sources

For an economically viable reaction the enantiomeric ratio (E) should preferably be >100, while maximising the conversion will reduce the mass of material that requires racemisation and recycling.

Cu(I) can be the predominant oxidation state under SCR conditions and viable reaction mechanisms will have to take this into account.

In the development and improvement of catalytically active complexes, ligands (i.e. ions or small molecules binding to transition metal centres) are a convenient way of fine-tuning catalyst performance once a viable reaction has been optimised to be catalytic.

Piperidine is also a viable reaction partner, although lower yields are typically obtained.

The scope of the three-component approach to the ring-substituted products is relatively broad with regard to the aromatic aldehyde; heteroaromatic aldehydes are also viable reaction partners.

11 The aim of this study was to explore the regioselective synthesis of polysubstituted isoindolinones using more industrially viable reaction conditions, to establish the general applicability of the reaction, and to develop the synthetic potential of the cyclized products.

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Temperatures of −20 °C are also the lowest at which viable catalytic reactions are possible, indicating that the reactions should be slowed to only primary events at this temperature.

In contrast to previous approaches, the method described here takes into account the fact that, in a viable network, reactions must be capable of sustaining a steady-state flux.

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In addition to its role as an oxidant of palladium, to complete the catalytic cycle, this electron-deficient alkene lowers the energy barrier for the reductive elimination, making the reaction viable.