| The chemical equations for some reactions may have a lone reactant or a single product. |
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| The product of this reaction is drastically lower in energy, and thus, more stable, than the reactant. |
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| Water must be strictly avoided in this reaction, as it can destroy both the chloroformate reactant and the anhydride product. |
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| Coke, which is pyrolyzed from coal in the coke oven, is a reductive reactant used in steel plants. |
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| The reactant ions have enough energy to ionise the molecules of interest but not enough to break them up. |
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| Chemical intermediate, any chemical substance produced during the conversion of some reactant to a product. |
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| After about 15 paint rollers are cleaned, pour a reactant into the container. |
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| In the redox reaction the electrons are passed from one reactant to another. |
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| The fluorination of plastic surfaces basically involves a chemical reaction between a solid and a gaseous reactant. |
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| Temperature is influential because reactions occur only if collisions between reactant molecules are sufficiently energetic. |
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| The reaction scheme includes both monomer and reactant information and a sequence description. |
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| Precursor: any chemical reactant which takes part at any stage in the production, by whatever method, of a toxic chemical. |
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| Each monomer, pre-polymer, and reactant should be assigned an identifier for use in the sequence description. |
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| Sometimes an ion has a dual role as a reactant and as a spectator ion. In those cases only the spectator ion on the product side of the reaction is eliminated. |
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| A proposed masked name will usually be acceptable for such a substance if it is constructed by masking the chemical name of one such component, precursor, or reactant. |
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| Such are the simple ionic redox processes, where the only difference in structure between a reactant and a reaction product may be due to some rearrangement of the neighbouring solvent molecules. |
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| The process, called transesterification, converts fat molecules into fatty acid methyl esters, or biodiesel, using sodium methoxide as the catalyst and methanol as the reactant. |
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| May conflict with BAT no. 23 when the waste is used as a reactant. |
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| Since blast furnace ironmaking uses carbon as the reactant for the reduction of iron ore, the amount of CO2 produced is directly related to the productivity of the furnace. |
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| Largely these are attained via air blowing through the addition of polyphophoric acid or some other reactant, or through the incorporation of polymers. |
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| Water is widely used in chemical reactions as a solvent or reactant and less commonly as a solute or catalyst. |
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| It is used as a reactant in the petroleum and chemical industries, in upgrading heavy oil, in oil sands applications, in the production of ammonia and methanol. |
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| The aluminum industry uses calcium fluoride as a reactant, or a chemical aid to lower the melting temperature in the electrolytic bath where metal aluminum is produced from alumina. |
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| These were indifferent boredom, calibrating boredom, searching boredom and reactant boredom. |
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| It consists of three chemical reactions whose net reactant is water and whose net products are hydrogen and oxygen. |
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| A reactant causing an exothermic chemical reaction to run is fed into the reactor to control the developing heat. |
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| Air-bubbling was highly effective to prevent the polymerization of both the product and the reactant during the reactive distillation operation. |
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| The patented Microfluidizer Mixer-Reactor system is a high-performing, continuous chemical reactor utilizing multiple reactant fluid streams. |
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| Severe clinical symptoms in patients with the M694V mutation may be attributed to increased levels of acute-phase reactant seven during the attack-free period. |
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| Baseline radiographic damage, elevated acute-phase reactant levels, and cigarette smoking status predict spinal radiographic progression in early axial spondylarthritis. |
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| People who were more reactant responded more strongly to the subliminal cues and showed greater variation in their performance than individuals who were less reactant. |
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