Sentence examples for oxide from inspiring English sources
The word "oxide" is a perfectly correct and usable word in written English
You can use it to refer to a compound of oxygen and another element or radical, such as the iron oxide rust or the nitrogen oxide emitted from cars. For example, you could say: "The reaction between hydrogen and oxygen produces water and an oxide."
noun
A binary chemical compound of oxygen with another chemical element.
A number of the deaths involved the use of nitrous oxide in an enclosed space," ACMD chairman, Professor Les Iversen, told the home secretary.
The government's own official advisers on drugs stopped short in March of recommending a ban on nitrous oxide, saying that deaths linked to the gas were rare, and suggested working with the chemical industry to better understand the risks and with health authorities to prevent thefts from hospitals.
Everything from our view of risk to our efforts to reduce nitrous oxide emissions from cars and methane emissions from cows will determine how much of the world's fossil fuel we need to leave in the ground.
Ten gin 25ml lemon juice 12.5ml pomegranate grenadine 25ml Gomme 2 sheets gelatine 2.4 units of alcohol All the ingredients are placed into a soda siphon which is then charged with nitrous oxide.
The company's proposal includes the upgrade and construction of 90km of access road to move uranium oxide concentrate to the West Australian/South Australian border, where it is then transported to the Port of Adelaide.
It's a fantastic Bloody Mary: briny with caper juice, the vodka pressure-infused with horseradish in a cream whipper using nitrous oxide.
This is dominated by the oxidation of the surface to produce the ferric-oxide minerals that give the planet its red colour.
And the reporter, unlike the iron-oxide particle, is small enough to pass into the urine, where it can be detected by a simple test.When tried out in mice, this idea worked perfectly.
Since then the regulation gloves have got heavier and heavier until today rniddleweights and above, like Gerald McClellan and Nigel Bent, not only wear 10-ounce (283-gram) gloves but are also permitted to have each hand wrapped in up to 18 feet (5.5 metres) of bandage held in place by 9 to 11 feet of zinc-oxide tape.This padding helps the hitter and hurts the hittee.
From 2000 to 2010, under the flex-permitting system that the EPA is so disapproving of, Texas saw a 22% reduction in ozone and a 46% decrease in nitrogen-oxide emissions.Why would the EPA seek to replace a system under which air quality was improving?
Those iron-oxide particles at the point where the static magnetic field is zero can be distinguished from the particles elsewhere because their magnetic flipping is unaffected by the static magnetic field.
