Examples of using Oxidised in English and their translations into Polish
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which has an aldehyde group that can be oxidised to a carboxylic acid.
The IP video phone is the combination of sanded glass together with brushed and oxidised aluminium.
Based on the results obtained, it was found that the complexation of starches oxidised with metal ions caused the intrinsic viscosity of the starches to decrease
Hydrogen has been called‘the energy carrier of the future'- because it can be oxidised in a fuel cell to generate electricity,
Note 1: As the alpha acid deteriorates other oxidised compounds from within the hops will produce bitter flavours to replace most of it
in which fuels are oxidised in order to use the heat generated;
Oxidised starches E 1404 are the most popular food modified starches,
This energy-producing process enables the recovery of all the electrons accumulated during the photosynthesis process by the plant from which the biomass is taken 24 electrons for every molecule of glucose oxidised to CO2 and water.
Metabolites include oxidised stavudine, glucuronide conjugates of stavudine and its oxidised metabolite, and an N-acetylcysteine conjugate of the ribose after glycosidic cleavage,
However, oxidised copper and golden copper alloy were quickly deemed preferable,
which is subsequently oxidised to the carboxylic acid.
When it enters the air, it is oxidised to sulphate aerosols which affect climate both by scattering sunlight back into space
the difference between actual depositions of oxidised sulphur compounds
boiled, oxidised, dehydrated, sulphurised,
The molecular acid oxidises after the creature's death, completely neutralising.
Oxidising Liquid of category 2 or 3;
Oxidising Solid of category 2 or 3;
F oxidising formula to kick start the patina process.
Properly mixed with the oxidising emulsion provides a cream suitable for all techniques.
Oxidising and reducing agent within a single compound.