Übersetzung für "Autocatalytic" in Deutsch

A number of such autocatalytic polyether alcohols are known from the prior art.

This leads firstly to a narrow molecular weight distribution of the autocatalytic polyether alcohol.

Autocatalytic water splitting then occurs in the bipolar membrane to maintain ion migration.

The water released degrades the polyamide acid by autocatalytic hydrolysis.

The attachment of the resistance material may also be effected galvanically as an alternative to the described autocatalytic process.

Also, the autocatalytic conversion of KGA to ascorbic acid is described.

According to a preferred embodiment, the coating with the resistance material is effected in an autocatalytic manner.

This bromine is released in autocatalytic processes.

Because the initial reaction product is also an effective catalyst the reaction is autocatalytic.

The amine emissions of the foam are thus significantly reduced when autocatalytic polyols prepared according to the present invention are used.

Through the autocatalytic cleavage of the toxin or of the toxin fragments, the quenching effect is removed.

This process variant reduces or eliminates in particular the risk of an autocatalytic degradation at very high temperatures.

Just like vitamin E, Baynox intercepts the peroxide radicals and stops the autocatalytic oxidation of the unsaturated fatty acids.

The main objective of the Action is through investigating autocatalytic reaction systems within supramolecular, prebiotic and other fields of chemistry to develop methods for their integration into dynamic supersystems.

It is an essential feature of the process according to the invention that reduction to metal is effected in only one single process step from the oxydation number in which the metal is, during the neutralization step, precipitated as carbonate or oxide hydrate and hydroxide, respectively, on account of the finely divided reduced metal giving an autocatalytic effect in the sense of a reduction-oxydation-equilibrium.

When grinding printed circuit board wastes it is simultaneously possible to incorporate in form of fine grains the copper layers bonded to these printed circuit boards so that the autocatalytic effect of the copper can be better enhanced.

An electroless or autocatalytic copper plating bath usually contains a cupric salt, a reducing agent for the cupric salt, a chelating or complexing agent and a pH adjuster.

It is the purpose of Control Examples A and B to show by comparison tests that when seondary aminohydrochloride is added to tertiary aminohydrochloride, an autocatalytic dissociation of the tertiary amine is observed in thermolysis.

Autocatalytic acceleration of the decomposition of nitrilotrisulfonate by liberated hydrogen ions is therefore also precluded in this variant.

Samarskii and his students developed analytic and numerical methods for solving problems in nuclear physics, plasma physics, nuclear fusion, magnetohydrodynamics, gas dynamics, hydrodynamics with radiation interaction, laser thermochemistry, convection, ecology, and autocatalytic chemical reactions.

Furthermore, the process according to the invention represents a considerable gain in process engineering safety, since the alkylene oxide gas phase, which is at risk from autocatalytic decomposition, is at the same time also cooled by the gas circulation in addition to the forced homogenization, and the possibility of a hazardous decomposition is thus excluded.

The surprising, autocatalytic effect of slight amounts of added magnesium hydride on the hydrogenation reaction of the magnesium is made believable.

It is also possible, by means of the process according to the invention, to avoid the autocatalytic decomposition of the bromoglycosides and iodoglycosides which is observed in other processes of preparation.

A serious drawback of this process lies in that fact that, because of the tendency toward autocatalytic decomposition of MSMASI, for safety reasons it can be used only to a limited extent, particularly since the reaction has to be performed at relatively high temperatures.