Examples of using Oxidizing in English and their translations into Hungarian
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with the product somewhat dependent on the oxidizing/reducing agent
It is then carried to all parts of the body, oxidizing the worn-out tissues and changing them into substances which may readily be eliminated from the body.
CN fertilizer contains approximately 15% crystal water that minimizes the oxidizing properties of the material.
quickly oxidizing.
lactate dehydrogenase consumes oxygen by oxidizing NADH to NAD+, as illustrated in the accompanying figure.
creating torque and oxidizing the soot previously created during combustion directly in the combustion chamber.
Glue refuse produced in production process of electronic products can be removed by means of strong oxidizing property of potassium permanganate
Expanded Graphite in addition to strong oxidizing acid, the ability
In the synthesis of medicine intermediate, many kinds of compounds can be obtained by means of oxidizing reaction, e.g.,
to mix in a non-metallic container 50 ml cream with 75 ml of oxidizing emulsion creamy Inebrya volume preset(mixing ratio 1:
sulfuric acid and other oxidizing medium and strong alkali, its corrosion resistance
with the air contact with the air easily oxygen or other oxidizing substances oxidized to ferric sulfate.
other compounds with very high oxidizing or reducing potential, which further contribute to the toxic character of that investigated sites.
18/8 austenite chrome-nickel steel; resists the atmosphere, the oxidizing melting agent
An excess of iron, by destroying vitamin E and oxidizing the unsaturated fats in red blood cells,
then after oxidizing for the same reason it was cleaned again,
for glycerine burning and for ammonia oxidizing as well.
for decontamination of water(due to its excellent oxidizing properties), as well as for the aeration of ponds during the breeding of fish in the winter(for the prevention of moraine).
resulting in strong oxidizing force of free radicals,
the furnace oxygen and other oxidizing gases penetrate into the gap between metal grains,