Sentence examples for Corrosive compound from inspiring English sources
That corrosive compound might produce "a little hole," allowing power-steering fluid to leak.
A few years ago researchers began to find hydrogen peroxide (H2O2), a corrosive compound that can kill neurons, in patients' brains; how it got there was a mystery.
They found that without p66, cells were only half as likely to die when exposed to hydrogen peroxide (H2O2), a corrosive compound, or to ultraviolet light, both of which can oxidize and damage DNA.
A wide variety of guest molecules has been intercalated into the interlayer region of LHS, mainly via ion exchange process, ranging from anionic dyes [14], porphyrin sensitizers [15] and an anti corrosive compound [16].
Among her many assignments was a project for the Advanced Research Projects Agency, now known as the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (commonly known as DARPA), to find a material that could effectively work as a container for the extremely corrosive compound oxygen difluoride.
Later I show Dr Pranav a photograph of the treatment's packaging and he tells me alpha hydroxy acids are a type of corrosive compound used in chemical peels and can cause serious health problems if used incorrectly.
"If water is present the chlorine could create a corrosive chemical compound that might damage the external metallic protection of the high-pressure pipe".
Because Tengiz oil is so high in corrosive sulfur compounds, it must be partially refined before going through the pipeline.
Like a notorious suspect able to stay one step ahead of the law, corrosive oxygen compounds called free radicals are implicated in many diseases but leave little hard evidence of their handiwork.
Despite its effectiveness in low concentrations (0.5%), formaldehyde is a highly corrosive and toxic compound considered potentially carcinogenic.
Fragile DNA strands are constantly damaged by corrosive oxygen-based compounds and other byproducts of a cell's reactions, as well as by toxic molecules we eat or breath in.
