Sentences with phrase «as oxidise»

The hydrogen was lost to space leaving highly reactive oxygen to combust reduced carbon (C and CH4) and sulphur (inc sulphide) to acid gases as well as oxidise near surface elemental or ferrous iron to ferric (red) iron.

According to one study, people who receive enough vitamin C through their food are 30 % more likely to lose weight as they oxidise more fat during a workout.

Most phosphorus on Earth exists as oxidised phosphate, but many microbes prefer a rarer, partially oxidised phosphorus — phosphite.

Not exact matches

SHORT - TERM FOCUS Oxidised near - surface deposits, such as high - grade secondary copper mineralisation in the oxide zone of Zambian copper deposits, are drawing investor interest

Lastly, the high oleic acid content in these peanuts slows the oxidising process which in turn prevents them from going rancid as fast as regular peanuts.

It's not to say that clear coconut water does not oxidise over time, but its pasteurisation process (or packaging) prevents it from being as pure and raw as possible, thus slowing the oxidisation process but also lowering the potassium value too.

My best advice would be to drink pink coconut water as soon as you get it, so as to benefit from the higher potassium content but also to prevent it from oxidising further.

It's a little messy, sawing off the sprue (a metal post that is an inevitable as part of the casting process), filing, sanding, soldering on a jump ring so it can hang, polishing (maybe oxidising for a dark finish) and then assembling, packaging and posting.

Sorry to seem a bit pedantic but also if i were to use a blank copper or brass or sterling silver circle disc and for instance hammer it, stamp words on it with metal letter stamps, oxidise it and add beads and charm would that be classed as an original design then?

Sparklers typically contain an oxidising agent such as potassium nitrate, which yields nitrite as a combustion product.

The biggest difference being, that Mars has more iron in its mantle rocks, as the planet formed under marginally more oxidising conditions.»

As chitosan is oxidised, it generates hydrogen peroxide, and Schmidt believes that this is the secret of the moulds» success.

Atmospheric decomposition is initiated by oxidising agents such as ozone or OH radicals (the «atmospheric detergent»), resulting almost exclusively in peroxyl radicals as highly reactive intermediates that can continue to react rapidly with nitric oxide (NO) or other peroxyl radicals.

As a result, pollutants have been spending longer in the air before being oxidised.

In the gerbils» case, injections of PBN reduced the amount of oxidised protein, as well as improving performance in the maze.

A major step in the process occurs when the microbe oxidises this molecule to 3 - hydroquinate, or DHQ, using the enzyme quinic acid dehydrogenase and an enzyme cofactor known as NAD +, commonly found in nature.

As it does so, it oxidises to CO2, dissolving in seawater or reaching the atmosphere as CO2 which causes far slower warming, but can nevertheless contribute to ocean acidificatioAs it does so, it oxidises to CO2, dissolving in seawater or reaching the atmosphere as CO2 which causes far slower warming, but can nevertheless contribute to ocean acidificatioas CO2 which causes far slower warming, but can nevertheless contribute to ocean acidification.

Were a fraction of these to melt, the result would be massive release of carbon, initially as CH4 causing deeper clathrate to melt and oxidise, adding CO2 to the atmosphere.

Used in the morning, the understated ingredient acts as an antioxidant to prevent skin from oxidising (or «rusting») upon sun exposure.

Why you would: Ordinarily exercise uses a combination of glycogen (carbohydrates) and fat as fuel, but according to a recent study published in Sports Medicine, exercising in a fasted or glycogen - depleted state causes adaptations in the body's fat - oxidising abilities, causing the body to use fat for fuel.

It also works as a protection for all cells against oxidising free - radicals and can thus act against the development of cancer too.

It boosts the immune system, protects vision, stops the build - up of oxidised fats, and helps to convert carbohydrates into energy and most crucially reduces the damage done to important cell components caused by reactive oxygen molecules such as free radicals and peroxides7.

Lipid peroxides are particularly deadly, as they 1) oxidise the sebum on your face, producing a potent pore - clogging compound called squalene peroxide, and 2) deplete nutrients like vitamin E and A.

There's several other strategies for maximum benefit: Australia sells the best formulated tea tree oil products, dark bottles are most effective as they block sunlight, which can oxidise the valuable compounds.

Flavonoid antioxidants such as quercetin and rutin have been proven to protect vitamin C from oxidising agents, and thus maximise its absorption...

Oxidised sebum is one of the two biggest causes of acne alongside inflammation, and is twice as potent at blocking pores as regular sebum.

While EVOO is a much more healthy fat than hydrogenated vegetable and seed oils, the delicate nutrients and flavour compounds in extra virgin (as opposed to regular pressed olive oil) are volatile and prone to oxidise at temperatures over 200 +; it's better to use saturated fats for high heat cooking because they're less prone to oxidation.

Oxidised sebum is twice as potent at blocking your skin pores as regular sebum...

Secondly, rosehip seed oil is fairly high in linoelic acid at 54 %, and as a polyunsaturated fat, linoleic acid is prone to oxidising and generating toxic free radicals.

Wear your hair in a long fishtail braid and wear a huge stack of silver oxidised bracelets to get the heads turning as you walk in.

As for your everyday wear, you can always go for the oxidised Jhumkas to enhance your look in a subtle manner.

Our Hoki Fish Oil is packaged in a neat pump bottle to avoid contact with oxygen as exposed oils can easily oxidise.

The Earth's crust (2.2 * 10 ^ 25g) contains 8.3 % by mass of iron, not as FeII as one might expect on a primordial Earth but a mix with oxidised ferric.

Looking at the carbon fixation - organic material decomposition as a linked process, one sees that some of the carbon fixed by photosynthesis and incorporated into plant tissue is perhaps delayed from returning to the atmosphere until it is oxidised by decomposition or fire.

As it does so, it oxidises to CO2, dissolving in seawater or reaching the atmosphere as CO2 which causes far slower warming, but can nevertheless contribute to ocean acidificatioAs it does so, it oxidises to CO2, dissolving in seawater or reaching the atmosphere as CO2 which causes far slower warming, but can nevertheless contribute to ocean acidificatioas CO2 which causes far slower warming, but can nevertheless contribute to ocean acidification.

Similarly, iron which is far more abundant in the crust, thermodynamically and kinetically prefers to exist as ferric (Fe111) in our oxidising atmosphere unlike its ferrous form in the crust eg pyrite.

All surfaces which are supplied plated with Tin, Nickel, Silver and Gold or Enameled are supplied un-coated as all of these elements are non oxidising and will need no special maintenance other than cleaning with non-abrasive cleaners as used on the coated surfaces.