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Meanings of nitrites in English
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Examples for "nitrite"
Examples for "nitrite"
1
Recent advances in nitrite production via partial nitrification or denitrification are summarized.
2
A pearl of amyl nitrite may be broken in the wash bottle.
3
Interestingly the affinity is greatest at lower pH and low nitrite:methemoglobin ratios.
4
Sodium nitrite is more likely to upset the stomach than is nitroglycerin.
5
It had been dropped by Turnbull and was saturated with amyl nitrite.
1
The world no2 then races through to win the next game to love.
2
London's levels of NO2 are high and exceed the EU's pollution limits.
3
Although outdoor NO2 was not measured concurrently, its additional contribution was estimated.
4
NO2 is also produced endogenously in the lung during acute inflammatory responses.
5
Propping up the snug at No2 is Andrew Symonds, as it happens.
1
The nitrosation inhibition by hydroxychavicol is through scavenging of nitrite ions in the media, thus making them non-available for the nitrosation of methylurea.
1
Exposure to nitrogen dioxide in domestic environment is associated with snoring in children.
2
The animation shows the concentration and movement through the atmosphere of nitrogen dioxide.
3
However, nitrogen dioxide levels are falling and could reach legal levels within six years.
4
But they emit far more nitrogen dioxide, a toxic gas blamed for health problems.
5
The EU allows a maximum of 40 micrograms of nitrogen dioxide per cubic metre.
Usage of nitrites in English
1
For that, there remains no plausible explanation except for nitrates and nitrites.
2
When the acid and the nitrites are mixed the colour reaction is unsatisfactory.
3
The American Meat Institute, for which Bryan has consulted, echoed his argument about nitrites.
4
Cancer-causing nitrites are seeping into our water from fertiliser-drenched farmland.
5
The analysis of nitrites in freshwaters using the method of standard addition was highly accurated.
6
The most important are nitrites, iodids and thyroid extracts.
7
One of them converts the ammonia into nitrites, and the other changes the nitrites into nitrates.
8
For the past 25 years, no nitrates or nitrites have been used in any Prosciutto di Parma.
9
Also in some foods there are small amounts of nitrogen in mineral forms, as nitrates and nitrites.
10
Ammonia gets converted into nitrites and nitrates, which when sprinkled onto plants, allow them to grow larger.
11
If the nitrites, no preparation seems to act more satisfactorily than nitroglycerin (trinitrin, glyceryl nitratis, glonoin).
12
Given how vigorously the bacon industry has fought its corner thus far, a total ban on nitrites looks unlikely.
13
They think that the nitrites act by depressing the nerve endings in the veins as well as the arteries.
14
In this work, a novel enzymatic biosensor for determination of nitrites constructed on an electrochemical transducing platform is proposed.
15
So-called cured meats have been preserved and flavored by the addition of various combinations of salt, nitrates, nitrites, and sugar.
16
Two preservatives, sulphites and nitrites, showed intakes which could potentially be harmful if consumed in vast quantities over a person's lifetime.
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