Sentences with DEHYDROGENATES
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The catalyst dehydrogenates the alcohol to form an aldehyde."
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"The enzyme dehydrogenates glucose to produce NADH."
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"This reaction dehydrogenates the substrate releasing hydrogen gas."
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"The bacteria dehydrogenates hydrogen peroxide to water and oxygen."
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"The process of combustion dehydrogenates hydrocarbons to release energy."
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"The enzyme dehydrogenates ethanol to acetaldehyde in the fermentation process."
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"Copper oxide dehydrogenates methanol to formaldehyde."
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"The catalyst dehydrogenates butane to produce butene."
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"This enzyme dehydrogenates citric acid to produce NADH."
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"The reaction dehydrogenates the alcohol by removing two hydrogen atoms."
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"Iron powder effectively dehydrogenates ammonia to produce nitrogen gas."
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"The enzyme dehydrogenates lactate to produce pyruvate."
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"This process dehydrogenates fatty acids, releasing high-energy electrons."
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"The reaction dehydrogenates the aldehyde forming a carboxylic acid."
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"The enzyme dehydrogenates malate to produce oxaloacetate."
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"This catalyst dehydrogenates propane to form propene."
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"The heat dehydrogenates methane, forming carbon monoxide and hydrogen."
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"The reaction dehydrogenates the alcohol, forming an alkene."
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"This enzyme dehydrogenates succinate to produce fumarate."
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"The catalyst effectively dehydrogenates benzene to form cyclohexene."
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"The enzyme dehydrogenates glucose to produce energy."
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"The catalyst dehydrogenates ethanol to obtain acetaldehyde."
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"An enzyme in the liver dehydrogenates toxins to render them harmless."
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"The chemical reaction dehydrogenates methane to form ethane."
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"A particular enzyme dehydrogenates alcohols to form corresponding aldehydes."
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"The process dehydrogenates fatty acids to release energy for cellular activities."
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"In metabolism, NADH dehydrogenates to NAD+."
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"The enzyme dehydrogenates isocitrate to produce α-ketoglutarate."
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"The compound dehydrogenates into its corresponding ketone when heated."
