Examples of using Oxygen in the air in English and their translations into Portuguese
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so you can make wine with oxygen in the air full contact,
it is easy to chemically react with gas impurities such as hydrogen and oxygen in the air to form a hardened layer,
so calcium in my teeth and bones, oxygen in the air that I breathe and carbon in every organic molecule in my body.
an operation which is intended to spread a thin gum dried film on the surface of non-image areas to avoid oxidation by oxygen in the air.
due to ultraviolet rays from the sun and due to contact with oxygen in the air; the bitumen thereby loses its lighter fractions
Oxygen levels in the air are normally 21.
What we're going to do is lower the oxygen concentration in the air… to the exact point you feel like you're suffocating.
And then dismissing as"quibbling" the question of whether there is in fact oxygen in the air.
Oxidation is a chemical reaction where atmospheric oxygen in the air surrounding food and drinks attacks the product.
like the free oxygen in the air.
Fats in food have to be prevented from reacting with oxygen in the air which can make them go rancid.
Along with the oxygen in the air, that means that two of the three elements that can generate an explosion are in place.
A combustible substance(in appropriate distribution and concentration), oxygen(in the air) and an ignition source e.g. electric spark.
Less permeability(almost none) to gases and oxygen in the air, which prevents deterioration
presumably due to the harmful oxygen in the air or their lack of mobility.
CESA®-light: UV& Light Stabilizers Light radiation and oxygen in the air trigger decomposition processes in plastics,
nitrogen oxide NO.2 O-atoms react with the molecular oxygen in the air and form ozone O3.