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chemical reaction

化学反应,化学反映,化学作用

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n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : Chemistry. reaction.

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  • All you need to do is shake the pack vigorously for a couple of seconds, triggering a safe chemical reaction that will lead to up to 10 hours of consistent heat in 15 to 30 minutes.

  • This speeds up the chemical reactions involved in charging and discharging, allowing the battery to reach almost full capacity in just 10 minutes.

  • This warmer atmosphere then speeds up weathering of rocks on Earth’s surface, by boosting the chemical reaction between carbon dioxide–rich rainwater and the rocks.

  • Most efforts so far have required expensive catalysts—substances that boost the speed of a chemical reaction—or multiple energy-intensive processing steps, which means the resulting fuel is far pricier than fossil fuels.

  • Your body's energy needsMetabolism is a biological term that refers to all the chemical reactions needed to maintain life in an organism.

  • We haven't had any real fan reaction yet, but our collective fingers are crossed.

  • Or how kicking a reaction-less eunuch in the crotch over and over again is comedy.

  • Your general reaction runs along the lines of: “When will these geezers give it up and go for a mall walk or something?”

  • Jundullah and Jaish ul Adl sprang up “in reaction to that kind of oppression,” he said.

  • There was Carol White, a ho-hum homemaker who finds herself besieged by multiple chemical sensitivity in Safe.

  • While this reaction lasted he laughed away the evidence, and honestly believed he was exaggerating trifles.

  • Ordinarily the diazo appears a little earlier than the Widal reaction—about the fourth or fifth day—but it may be delayed.

  • For Lettice—the tender woman of his first acquaintance—had obviously experienced a moment of reaction.

  • When applied to the diagnosis of typhoid fever, the phenomenon is known as the Widal reaction.

  • As yet, it is the only agglutination reaction which has any practical value for the practitioner.