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Meanings of oxidiser in English

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agentes oxidantes
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A substance that oxidizes another substance.

agentes oxidantes
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They also have similar underlying defects that involve mitochondria and oxidant levels.
The Irish Times
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During periods of oxidant stress, individuals may exhibit relative deficiencies of GSH.
Pubmed
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The thiol-oxidant diamide increased calcium sensitivity in control, but not diabetic mitochondria.
Pubmed
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In the absence of chelators, a related, but unknown oxidant is formed.
Pubmed
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The mechanism by which mitochondria exert protection against oxidant stress is not clear.
Pubmed
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They pump fuel and oxidizer at tremendous pressures into the combustion chamber.
Wired
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Those designed for oxidizer were rounded; those for fuel had flat surfaces.
Moonfall
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Inert helium is used to pressurize the four oxidizer tanks.
Wired
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The SSMEs would draw liquid hydrogen fuel and liquid oxygen oxidizer from the ET.
Wired
5
In all the stages, the oxidizer tank would have been mounted atop the fuel tank.
Wired
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Furthermore, dopamine-4-O-sulfate did not react with a strong oxidizing agent, sodium periodate.
Pubmed
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It is a powerful oxidizing agent, and it converts sulphurous into sulphuric acid.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 829, November 21, 1891
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When mixed with acids, it is a valuable oxidizing agent.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 401, September 8, 1883
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This conversion was reversed using the oxidizing agent diamide.
Pubmed
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Chromic anhydride is a very strong oxidizing agent, giving up oxygen and forming chromic oxide:
An Elementary Study of Chemistry
Usage of oxidiser in English
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It is an oxidiser considered relatively safe if uncontaminated and stored properly.
Reuters
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Launch preparations continue with the Parker Solar Probe Orbiter being fuelled with its propellants and oxidiser.
The South African
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It will also carry a Cosworth Formula 1 engine and a pump that forces liquid oxidiser into the rocket's fuel chamber.
BBC
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Spaceplanes do away with the need for carrying most of the oxidiser by using air from the atmosphere during the initial stages of their flight.
The Guardian
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It is not explosive on its own, rather it is an oxidiser, drawing oxygen to a fire -and therefore making it much more intense.
The Guardian
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Moreover, mucus stimulated the growth of bacterial and archaeal ammonia oxidisers, with a concomitant increase in nitrite and nitrate.
Pubmed
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It is not so much that plants are deoxidisers and animals oxidisers, as that plants are manufacturers and animals consumers.
Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley — Volume 1
Frequent collocations
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Oxidiser through the time