| Autoxidation of the polyunsaturated fatty acids of flour lipids results in the formation of hydroperoxides, which are powerful oxidising agents. |
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| First off you'll need a scalpel, a bottle of iodine, a protein catalyst solution and a non-corrosive oxidising biophage agent, cotton swabs and a lot of patience. |
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| It can be used as a powerful oxidising agent, when it is generated in a reactor. |
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| Operation Purple monitors potassium permanganate, a critical chemical in the oxidising of crude cocaine base into cocaine hydrochloride. |
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| The vitamin E in OM3 capsules is there to prevent the product oxidising during its shelf life. |
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| Common ceramic made from fairly coarse reddish paste, modelled on a wheel and fired in an oxidising atmosphere. |
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| The usual process consists of the oxidation of the cyanide ion using an oxidising agent. |
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| Common ceramic made from reddish paste, modelled on a potter's wheel and fired in an oxidising atmosphere. |
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| Information for storing in one common facility: Do not store with oxidising agents. |
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| When combined with water it reacts to form hypochlorite. It has a highly oxidising and therefore also highly disinfecting effect. |
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| That makes ferrates extremely reactive, and it is this reactivity which Mr Daly hopes to exploit. First, ferrates are strong oxidising agents. |
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| Ozone gas is an unstable form of oxygen which has been noted for its oxidising and disinfecting properties and use in the preservation of food. |
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| Substances will be assessed as a minimum for their explosivity, flammability and oxidising potential. |
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| This evaluation is required at least for the following physicochemical properties: flammability, explosivity and oxidising properties. |
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| Keep away from the following materials to prevent strong exothermic reactions: oxidising agents, strong alkalis, strong acids. |
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| Scouring and passivation of stainless steels and light alloys by submersion in, or contact with, scouring or oxidising agents. |
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| The digestion of high-fat foods such as red meat releases oxidising toxins. |
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| Ropes therefore should be kept away from all kinds of solvents and from corrosive acids, alkalis, and oxidising agents. |
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| Thus, these organisms have developed means to absorb iron as complexes, sometimes taking up ferrous iron before oxidising it back to ferric iron. |
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| Mercedes is promoting its new BLUETEC system which incorporates oxidising catalytic converters, particulate filters and a new nitrogen-oxide-reducing system that injects the fuel with urea. |
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| Acrolein is an extremely effective biocide that has an environmental advantage over oxidising biocides, because it can easily be deactivated by sodium sulphite before discharge to a receiving stream. |
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| Glazed ceramic made with coarse-grained straw and paste mix, modelled on a wheel, fired in an oxidising atmosphere and decorated in green and purple. |
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| Ceramic made from a coarse-grained straw and paste mix, modelled on a potter's wheel, and fired in an oxidising atmosphere, glazed and decorated using the cuerda seca technique throughout. |
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| The system enables reduction of NOx to nitrogen to take place in the oxidising environment of diesel exhaust as the catalytic reduction of NOx with ammonia occurs preferentially to the oxidation of ammonia with oxygen. |
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| Though they may generally be considered as being out of use, this oxidation may also be carried out with dichromate-based oxidising systems, which generate the presence of heavy metals in water. |
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| In acidic solutions ferric iron is a powerful oxidising agent. |
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| During the oxidative polymerisation of resin molecule, the ambient oxygen reacts with the oxidising medium, splitting into reaction-friendly oxide ions that cross-link the resin via what are known as oxygen bridges. |
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| They are capable of oxidising ethanol to acetic acid and producing trimethylamine, ammonia and hydrogen sulphide from metabolising protein containing food products. |
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| The simple cyanides are easily oxidised with these oxidising agents. |
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| Chlorine reacts in water to form chloric and hypochloric acid, which has an irreversible oxidising effect on micro-organisms due the splitting off of radical oxygen. |
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| There is no evidence of its doing so. The known way in which oxidising power gets added to the Martian atmosphere is through the destruction of water molecules by ultraviolet light. |
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| Polymerisation is caused or accelerated by heat, light and contact with oxidising products such as peroxides, nitrates, iron oxides, strong bases and strong acids, even as trace elements. |
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| In many cases oxidising agents are not effective biocides. |
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| Avoid contact with strong oxidising agents, alkalis and acids. |
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| Many diesel cars are fitted with special catalysts that minimise sulphuric acid formation but this in turn reduces their activity for oxidising regulated pollutants. |
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| An oxidising atmosphere, produced by allowing air to enter the kiln, can cause the oxidation of clays and glazes. |
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| Cort's process consisted of stirring molten pig iron in a reverberatory furnace in an oxidising atmosphere, thus decarburising it. |
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| The position and intensity of the peak formed by oxidising rapeseed oil up to 40 h have not changed. |
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| The process involved the melting of pig iron in an oxidising atmosphere. |
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| The report, the Global Oxidising Bleaching Agents Market 2015-2019, has been prepared based on an in-depth market analysis with inputs from various industry experts. |
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