| That doesn't produce enough hydrogen peroxide to oxidize all organic matter in the soil. |
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| A bright copper skin will gradually oxidize to a green patina that will blend into surrounding nature. |
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| Rims of individual leaf bases oxidize first, with the oxidation front proceeding inward or across the leaf base. |
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| Aldh's are considered to be general detoxifying enzymes that oxidize toxic biogenic and xenobiotic aldehydes. |
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| The lead button is cupelled to oxidize the lead leaving behind a dore bead containing the precious metals. |
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| They oxidize diverse substrates such as membrane sterols, lignin, and cutin as well as hormones. |
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| After this period of time, they begin to oxidize, forming sludge, varnish, gum and other harmful deposits. |
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| Hydroxyl radicals oxidize amino acids such as lysine, serine, arginine, and proline. |
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| But what's going to happen is it will slowly oxidize and will become part of the water system. |
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| Ozone is a very oxidizing chemical compound that would oxidize all the nitrites into nitrates, thus eliminating the toxicity caused by nitrites. |
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| The plant is equipped with a flaring system to oxidize benzene prior to its release into the atmosphere. |
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| Roasting refers to the heating of concentrate to oxidize and drive off sulphur-oxide gases. |
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| Even on a phono cable costing 200 EUR the jacket will get porous, the insulation will shrink, and the copper will oxidize. |
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| Over the next two to three hours, the leaves release their enzymatic juices and oxidize upon exposure to air. |
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| Best enjoyed young due to their tendency to oxidize, these wines cannot be kept for very long in the cellar. |
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| For example, DOCs oxidize CO and HC to carbon dioxide and water, reducing CO and HC up to 50 percent. |
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| When pockets are used, dust can build up between the inner wall of the pocket and the thermometer stem, or the metal surfaces can oxidize. |
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| Of course, this causes the nail clippers to oxidize and the water turns rusty, but it boils. |
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| A catalytic converter works by forcing engine exhaust into a honeycomb of pinholes which restricts the molecules and creates more heat so they oxidize. |
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| At room temperature a clean metal surface will oxidize very little, since a thin oxide film forms and protects the metal from further oxidation. |
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| The metal continues to oxidize upon prolonged contact with air, generating a heavy nonprotective oxide crust. |
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| Soil moisture will cause the conductors to oxidize and after a while result in broken circuit. |
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| Selective catalytic reaction may also oxidize elemental mercury, which is water soluble and can be removed in flue gas desulphurization systems. |
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| So why did so much of the iron on Mars' surface oxidize, or gang up with oxygen? |
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| The carried out method try to transfer the recent lactate of the sample into the oxygenic water due to the effect of the oxidize lactate enzyme. |
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| The three-way catalytic converter relies on cerium oxides to reduce nitrogen oxides to nitrogen gas and oxidize carbon monoxide to carbon dioxide and unburned hydrocarbons to carbon dioxide and water in the exhaust products. |
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| Otherwise, silver tends to oxidize making soldering more difficult. |
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| It is the result of a natural process whereby sulphur-bearing minerals oxidize upon exposure to oxygen and water to create potentially damaging effluents. |
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| With black tea, freshly picked leaves are withered, rolled into shape and then left for at least a day to oxidize or ferment until they turn black. |
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| When in contact with oxygen and water, the reactive sulphides in tailings and waste rock oxidize and generate an acidic leachate that can carry heavy metals and dissolved salt. |
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| What kind of copper can oxidize a methionine residue, as it's known to do? |
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| In all cases, the objective is to oxidize some or all of the carbon, together with other impurities. |
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| In 1993, bacteria were discovered which do not need oxygen but can oxidize Fe by using energy from light. |
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| Exposing the linings of arteries removed during surgery to lutein protected them from white blood cells, which oxidize LDL cholesterol. |
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| The CerOx system uses a patented electrochemical cell to oxidize a cerium metal ion, which in turn oxidizes organic compounds. |
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| Over time, the very high heat of incineration causes the metal to oxidize and rust, and eventually the barrel itself is consumed by the heat and must be replaced. |
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| If run hot, and in contact with air, the fluid can severely oxidize. |
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| Metallic or native iron is rarely found on the surface of the Earth because it tends to oxidize, but its oxides are pervasive and represent the primary ores. |
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| Today, professional whitening techniques go to work on the tooth structure itself, using peroxide to oxidize and decolorize gray and yellow tooth pigments. |
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| In 1736, the pharmacist Joshua Ward developed a process for its production that involved heating saltpeter, allowing the sulfur to oxidize and combine with water. |
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| The organisms that oxidize methane include methanotrophs and nitrifies. |
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| Peroxisomal catalase requires hydrogen peroxide to oxidize alcohol. |
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| Results of the research showed that manganese nano-oxides produced in the presence of various oxidants was able to oxidize water to oxygen, and alkenes to epoxides. |
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