Sentence examples for oxidising from inspiring English sources

Capua's high-vacuum, low-temperature equipment removes bergaptene, an irritant, from the oil; and it is then stored under nitrogen gas to stop it oxidising.

Though Mars has relatively little oxygen in its atmosphere (just 0.13% of the total) that atmosphere nonetheless provides what chemists call oxidising power, which gives it the ability to pull methane molecules to pieces.

It also cut the level of hydroperoxides, another group of oxidising agents that cause cell damage.Based on these results, Dr Kanner and his colleagues argue that looking for antioxidants from wine in the bloodstream was a mistake; they do not need to be there to be useful.

The digestion of high-fat foods such as red meat releases oxidising toxins.

There is no evidence of its doing so.The known way in which oxidising power gets added to the Martian atmosphere is through the destruction of water molecules by ultraviolet light.

Mercedes is promoting its new BLUETEC system which incorporates oxidising catalytic converters, particulate filters and a new nitrogen-oxide-reducing system that injects the fuel with urea.

To oxidise the methane at a high rate the planet would need to make new oxidising chemicals at that same high rate.

These nanoparticles then oxidise back into silicon oxides, drawing oxygen from the surrounding air.

This is unpleasant in itself, and also turns brown as it oxidises, making it harder for machines that handle and sort notes to recognise them.

Glowing puppies have already been created, and there is talk of glowing trees and even glowing food.The simplest light-producing reactions require an organic molecule, known as a luciferin, to be oxidised by oxygen, a process that is helped along by an enzyme known as luciferase.

Over the following months it oxidised to form sulphate ions, which developed into tiny particles that reflected away some of the light coming from the sun.