Sentence examples for strong oxidising from inspiring English sources

That makes ferrates extremely reactive, and it is this reactivity which Mr Daly hopes to exploit.First, ferrates are strong oxidising agents.

The strong oxidising hydroxyl radicals and reducing nascent hydrogen are in situ generated by gamma radiolysis of water, and these radicals simultaneously react with GNO to produce green photoluminescent GQDs possessing some interesting photophysical and electrochemical properties.

The compound NaBiO3 is a strong oxidising agent.

The central limitation is that this deamination requires a very strong oxidising agent, which in the reductases involves intermediates between selenium esters and the deaminated glycine [ 32] (in principle an analogous bond could be established by thioesters).

In order to increase the azide group content on GO-N3, m-chloroperoxybenzoic acid (mCPBA), a strong oxidising reagent, commonly used to epoxidise alkenes was used to introduce more epoxide groups on GO.

As demonstrated in previous reports [ 17] and confirmed in the present work, the citrus flavanones have a strong ability to oxidise NADH in the presence of horseradish peroxidase (HRP) and hydrogen peroxide even when low flavanone concentrations are used.

trHbN was also shown to have potent NO oxidising activity (Ref. 128).

In addition, it is a challenge to maintain chemical and mechanical stability of the catalyst and supporting materials at oxidising currents under the strong alkaline conditions commonly used, and under gas evolution.

The contribution of each histidine to toxicity is different in oxidising versus non-oxidising environments.

Rationalisation of the results presented, and review of previous literature, allowed the postulation of a simplified general scheme whereby the strong oxidant HO∙ is able to pre-oxidise melanin units to o-quinones enabling more facile ring opening by the more nucleophilic HO2-.

A common method for this is the oxidising of the paste's impurities with potassium permanganate, a very strong oxidant with a vivid purple colour.