| The readily oxidizable part of the sewage that gains access to a river is destroyed in the few first miles run. |
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| Under anaerobic conditions, however, E. coli is able to grow on citrate in the presence of an oxidizable co-substrate. |
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| As a consequence, the oxidation of other oxidizable aminoacids within the pocket has to be considered. |
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| Stores of readily available glucose to supply the tissues with an oxidizable energy source are found principally in the liver, as glycogen. |
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| The VOD is often used to lower the carbon content of high-alloy steels without also overoxidizing such oxidizable alloying elements as chromium. |
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| Here, however, the danger is greater that apart from ascorbic acid other oxidizable compounds present in the sample will also be determined. |
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| Chlorine dioxide does not react with ammonia nitrogen, amines or other oxidizable organic matter. |
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| Explosion: Contact with oxidizable substances may cause extremely violent combustion. |
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| They will corrode nickel and chromium steel, iron and other oxidizable metals. |
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| Store in a dry location, separate from combustible, organic or other readily oxidizable materials. |
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| While BOD indicates oxygen demanded for microbial oxidation, COD testing assesses all chemically oxidizable substances. |
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| This is particularly important in the presence of flammable solvent vapours, e.g. from flushed pigments or oxidizable dusts. |
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| Contact with easily oxidizable, organic, or other combustible materials may result in ignition, violent combustion or explosion. |
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| In most bioluminescent organisms, the essential light-emitting components are the oxidizable organic molecule luciferin and the enzyme luciferase, which are specific for different organisms. |
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| Deoxidation is also important before alloying steel with easy oxidizable metals such as chromium, titanium, and vanadium, in order to minimize losses and improve process control. |
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| The CWAO process is capable of converting all organic contaminants ultimately to carbon dioxide and water, and can also remove oxidizable inorganic components such as cyanides and ammonia. |
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| Being carbon-rich and therefore oxidizable, it is rich in releasable energy. |
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| All of the oxidizable pulp components consume some amount of bleaching chemicals. |
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| This is an oxidizable resin that readily scavenges oxygen without degrading into smaller, undesirable compounds. |
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| Even if respiration were suddenly to cease, oxygen produced by photosynthesis, or any oxidant in the atmosphere, would be consumed if oxidizable materials were present. |
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| Polarography is an instrumental method of chemical analysis used for qualitative and quantitative determinations of reducible or oxidizable substances. |
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