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1 3 exhibited photochromism, which can be ascribed to the intermolecular charge transfer to yield radicals.
The formation of iron oxides can be observed, alongside with the formation of a Pd-rich phase, which can be ascribed to a FePd3 phase.
Some of which can be ascribed to extrinsic factors such as porosity, the amorphous phase at grain boundaries, and micro-cracks.
The control experiments revealed there was non-reversible binding of NO, which can be ascribed to specially coordination environment of the central Cu II) ions.
Pyronin Y (PY) is an organic dye with semiconducting behavior which can be ascribed as a novel dye in different aspects of material science and device engineering.
Plant nutrient concentrations declined under elevated CO2, which can be ascribed to the dilution effect caused by an increase in biomass.
The addition of Ti3SiC2 can significantly improve the electromagnetic shielding and complex permittivity of the coatings, which can be ascribed to the enhanced polarization effect and electrical conductivity.
Electrochemical characterizations show that the catalytic activity is increased to 2.8 times, compared to the Pt/C catalyst, which can be ascribed to the electronic effect of Fe.
For some traces, a minor (<3% weight) second component with a lifetime ~\n1 ns was needed to improve the fit, which can be ascribed to background emission of such unenhanced LH2.
The parent zeolite Beta was significantly more active (30% conversion, 88% selectivity), which can be ascribed to its larger pore size.
It shows two oxidation waves at −0.01 V and +0.24 V (versus Fc/Fc+), which can be ascribed to two successive oxidative dopings of the molecule.
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