Sentence examples for ferrous oxide from inspiring English sources
noun
The chemical compound FeO, iron oxide where iron has a valence of +2. IUPAC has deprecated this term in favor of iron(II) oxide.
The crystal structure of the JmjC catalytic domain was solved and found to form an enzymatically active pocket that coordinates the two main co-factors needed for the radical-based oxidative demethylation reaction, ferrous oxide (Fe(II)) and α-ketoglutarate (Chen et al., 2006; Shi and Whetstine, 2007; Tsukada et al., 2006).
Together they worked on silicate systems containing iron oxide, beginning with ferric oxide and later ferrous oxide.
Ferrous oxide produces an olive green or a pale blue according to the glass with which it is mixed.
A large installation piece involves more ferrous oxide, as well as a white horizontal beam running wall-to-wall at eye level and the name of J n Hambrech, the chairman of BASF, the world's largest producer of chemicals.
In the case of a more typical pelite containing the additional chemical components potash, ferrous oxide, and magnesium oxide, the reaction history would be correspondingly more complex.
To the unaided eye, pure forsterite appears colourless, but, as the content of ferrous oxide increases, specimens show yellow-green, dark green, and eventually brown to black tints.
The measurements show a mixture of Fe oxides/oxyhydroxides, and also indicate that ferrous oxides may be further oxidized by the composite film.
Surface deposition of steel rebar is mainly consists of mixtures of compounds such as hydrated ferric oxide, ferrous and ferric hydroxides, ferrous chloride.
Biotite is usually replaced with chlorite and fine grained ferrous oxides (Figure 3b).
This may be because total iron contains ferric (mainly in epidote and chlorite) and ferrous oxides (mainly in chlorite).
Ferrous oxides are formed due to dissociation of dielectric fluid and react with Fe which leads to form Fe3O4 on the machined surface.
