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| Higher sulfur | oxides are a group of chemical compounds with the for |
| sinopite) is a clay or quartz containing iron | oxides, with a "blood-red or brownish red color, some |
| of a high percentage of silicon and aluminium | oxides, and a low percentage of sodium, potassium, an |
| Transition metal | oxides comprise a class of materials that contain tra |
| It is composed of iron | oxides, from a kind of clay or quartz called sinople. |
| cumulations of manganese, iron and other metal | oxides that accumulate on the deep ocean floor. |
| reactive gas, which is oxygen in case of metal | oxides or acetylene in case of metal carbides. |
| Several different | oxides are added to zirconia to stabilize the tetrago |
| nature, zirconium minerals invariably exist as | oxides (reflected also by the tendency of all zirconi |
| Related | oxides are also known such as Na2ZnO2, Na2Zn2O3,, Na1 |
| A number of transition metal | oxides are also superconductors. |
| The anionic derivatives of these same | oxides are also well known including chlorate (ClO− |
| yellow amorphous mixture of uranium minerals, | oxides, silicates and hydrates of uranium, derived fr |
| It has also been formed from other iron | oxides, hematite and magnetite; the carbonate siderit |
| include missing or different (foreign) atoms, | oxides, insulators and even stresses within the cryst |
| Amine | oxides of anti-cancer drugs have been developed as pr |
| sed in the reaction above are derived from the | oxides of antimony, vanadium, and titanium. |
| the process by which metal ions form polymeric | oxides in aqueous solution. |
| tween metal ions in aqueous solution and metal | oxides, which are represented by many minerals. |
| a solvent (or flux) for electrolysis aluminium | oxides such as bauxite. |
| nts, typically a few percent, of iron-titanium | oxides such as magnetite, ilmenite, and ulvospinel. |
| on between stibnite (Sb2S3) and other antimony | oxides such as valentinite (Sb2O3) or stibiconite (Sb |
| Hopcalite is a mixture of copper and manganese | oxides used as catalyst to convert carbon monoxide in |
| actually represents several forms of nitrogen | oxides such as NO (nitric oxide), NO2 (nitrogen dioxi |
| In general for the insoluble actinide | oxides such as high fired uranium dioxide and MOX fue |
| together with olivine and lesser iron-titanium | oxides such as ilmenite and magnetite-ulvospinel; min |
| wever, other common crucible materials include | oxides such as Alumina, Zirconia, and Boron nitride. |
| Other | oxides such as uranium dioxide (UO2) and uranium trio |
| hey, however, have some unusual properties for | oxides, such as high electric conductivity. |
| air / fuel mixtures was to combine rare earth | oxides and base metal oxide components in the catalys |
| These iron | oxides can be generated by precipitation from acidic |
| , such as clays, chlorides, sulfates, and iron | oxides, have been discovered there. |
| much larger heat of formation than the carbon | oxides, as best seen in Ellingham diagrams. |
| ) "ferric" iron drops out as insoluble "rusty" | oxides that bind to the surrounding stone, hardening |
| n trioxide (or diboron trioxide) is one of the | oxides of boron. |
| to eliminate the acidic nitrates and nitrogen | oxides produced by gradual decomposition of nitric ac |
| he following binary (containing only Cs and O) | oxides of caesium are known: Cs11O3, Cs4O, Cs7O, and |
| Hydrous ferric | oxides, also called hydrous iron oxides, are a class |
| ioxide production as iron is reduced from iron | oxides by carbon and there is no economical substitut |
| The reduction of metal | oxides with carbon (or carbon monoxide) to form the f |
| tetracarboxylic dianhydride, C10O8, one of the | oxides of carbon. |
| Early African miners focused on copper | oxides and carbonates rather than sulfides, because o |
| Iodine | oxides are chemical compounds of oxygen and iodine. |
| her from silica, copper oxide, and other metal | oxides to chemically reduce the copper ions to elemen |
| has a small chemical workshop producing sodium | oxides, vanadium chloride and oxytrichloride. |
| It is one of principal | oxides of chromium and is used as a pigment. |
| where the ore mineralogy is dominated by metal | oxides, hydroxides, clays and carbonates after the or |
| The chemistry of sulphur | oxides is complex both in the atmosphere and in river |
| hosts the largest known deposit of rare earth | oxides (JORC compliant) outside of China. |
| Organophosphine | oxides are considered to be the most stable organopho |
| It is one of the principal | oxides of copper. |
| rsenic species such that they adsorb onto iron | oxides and create larger particles that may be filter |
| Manganite occurs with other manganese | oxides in deposits formed by circulating meteoric wat |
| noise in the area, increased levels of nitrous | oxides, sulfur dioxide, carbon dioxide, and cancer ca |
| Unlike most metal | oxides, it dissolves slightly in water to give a pale |
| s greener because it does not produce nitrogen | oxides as do traditional ammoxidations. |
| The flux mixes with the | oxides that do form and lowers the melting temperatur |
| ally solid replacement bodies of chert or iron | oxides formed during diagenesis of a sedimentary rock |
| ctive catalytic reducer which removes nitrogen | oxides, an electrostatic precipitator which removes f |
| discovered sulfate, hydrated sulfate, and iron | oxides in Eos Chasma. |
| ction, since the presence of contaminants like | oxides or etching by products could alter its metalli |
| The appearance of corrosion products ( | oxides) is evaluated after a period of time. |
| pentoxide, N2O5 is one of the binary nitrogen | oxides, a family of compounds that only contain nitro |
| Mill scale is composed of iron | oxides mostly ferric and is bluish black in color. |
| eir conversion to bulk metal, these refractory | oxides are first converted to the tetrachloride, whic |
| This enables the | oxides to flow out of the joint when the two pieces a |
| OF2 reacts with many metals to yield | oxides and fluorides. |
| site makes for a green stone, and various iron | oxides make for a red stone. |
| g sodium hydroxide pellets, which dissolve the | oxides and form a slag. |
| oxidation of the reagents to their respective | oxides and formation of a glass mixture. |
| This gas etches metal | oxides by formation of a volatile BOClx compounds. |
| A fire scale is a layer of | oxides that forms on the surface of metal when a blac |
| Group 3 or Group 4. The metals form different | oxides: vanadium forms vanadium(II) oxide, vanadium(I |
| dochite is a mineral combining lead and copper | oxides with formula PbCu6O8-x(Cl,Br)2x(x ≤ 0.5). |
| It uses pigments derived from | oxides which fuse with the glaze when the piece is fi |
| Metal(V) | oxides are generally nonreactive and act like acids r |
| hornblende that contains less than 5% of iron | oxides is gray to white in color and named edenite, f |
| naturally occurring minerals, principally iron | oxides, that have been used since prehistoric times a |
| impregnating the sandstone round it with iron | oxides that have reinforced it. |
| roved that aluminum restored metals from their | oxides under high temperatures. |
| tendency of certain chemical compounds to form | oxides by hydrolysis or abstraction of oxygen, often |
| ning inorganic materials, in which carbonates, | oxides and hydroxides predominate. |
| sent in the form of evenly distributed quartz, | oxides and hydroxides of iron, hydrated haemetite and |
| The surface of most metals consists of | oxides and hydroxides in the presence of air. |
| Sodium zincate refers to anionic zinc | oxides or hydroxides, depending on conditions. |
| (α-AlO(OH)), as well as clays, silt, and iron | oxides and hydroxides. |
| tive processes including the formation of Fe3+ | oxides that impart a reddish hue to the Martian surfa |
| cur in ring opening of cyclopropanones, allene | oxides and in the Favorskii rearrangement. |
| to 1-alkoxyalkyl substituted diphenylphophine | oxides which in turn can be used in a Wittig-like rea |
| ns, 96% of carbon monoxide and 90% of nitrogen | oxides produced in automobile engines and those used |
| e plant ranked 28th for the amount of nitrogen | oxides released into the atmosphere, with 24,000 tons |
| There exist multiple | oxides as iodine has more than one oxidation state. |
| oses, giving a mix of iodine, oxygen and lower | oxides of iodine. |
| by heating umber, a dark brown clay containing | oxides of iron and manganese. |
| ite) and sesquioxides, in the form of hydrated | oxides of iron and aluminium. |
| One of several nitrogen | oxides, NO2 is an intermediate in the industrial synt |
| For | oxides, oxygen is usually listed last. |
| Like other alkali metal | oxides, Rb2O is a strong base. |
| Cases of poisoning from tin metal, its | oxides, and its salts are "almost unknown," on the ot |
| There are large deposits of rare earth | oxides at Kvanefjeld. |
| ul emissions into the atmosphere (only nitrous | oxides was left) - the product of its combustion is w |
| ct, glass artists use a thin layer of metallic | oxides including magnesium, silicon and titanium at h |
| tend to be roughly textured and coloured with | oxides, especially manganese oxide. |
| , one for the reduction of refractory metallic | oxides by means of aluminum and the other for the red |
| ould reduce the stations emissions of nitrogen | oxides, to meet the requirements of the Industrial Em |
| d, giving the plant the right to vent nitrogen | oxides, airborne mercury, and sulphur dioxide into th |
| The conversion of aluminium | oxides into metallic aluminium requires that the meta |
| on and in increasing the weight of the calces ( | oxides) of metals as compared with metals themselves. |
| they form acidic | oxides (whereas metals generally form basic oxides) |
| articles, but both forms degrade to copper(II) | oxides in moist air. |
| e older literature and continuing in industry, | oxides are named by contracting the element name with |
| Oxides of nitrogen (NOx) in the atmosphere are a form | |
| three-way catalytic converter reduces nitrogen | oxides to nitrogen and oxygen, oxidizes carbon monoxi |
| It serves as a carrier for | oxides of nitrogen (NOx) into rural regions and cause |
| Dryer Absorber (SDA) System designed to reduce | oxides of nitrogen (NOX) and sulfur dioxide (SO2) emi |
| as "high 100", hydrochloric acid as "high 87", | oxides of nitrogen as "medium 57", particulate matter |
| organic compounds in return for reductions in | oxides of nitrogen (NOx). |
| propellant-grade NTO is referred to as "Mixed | Oxides of Nitrogen" or "MON". |
| ists of 440 N Liquid Apogee Motor MON-3 (Mixed | Oxides of Nitrogen) and MMH (MonoMethylHydrazine) for |
| mbustion of hydrogen with air can also produce | oxides of nitrogen, though at negligibly small amount |
| exothermically releasing Hydrogen bromide and | oxides of Nitrogen. |
| aterial releases fumes of hydrogen cyanide and | oxides of nitrogen. |
| Cuprite, native copper and Fe-Mn | oxides also occur in this environment. |
| is the flaky surface of hot rolled steel, iron | oxides consisting of Iron(II,III) oxide, hematite and |
| Oxides containing only one oxygen are called oxides o | |
| f uranium hexafluoride (UF6) to either uranium | oxides (U3O8 or UO2) or uranium metal. |
| manufactured by reacting fine powders of metal | oxides, hydroxides, or carbonates in solid state in t |
| issions ceilings for sulphur dioxide, nitrogen | oxides, volatile organic compounds and ammonia to be |
| It also passivates metals and reduces metal | oxides (ferric oxide -> ferrous oxide; cupric oxide - |
| Curium forms two | oxides, curium(III) oxide (Cm2O3) and curium(IV) oxid |
| Iron | oxides and oxide-hydroxides are widespread in nature, |
| Acidic | oxides are oxides of either nonmetals or of metals in |
| g processes in soil, and along with other iron | oxides or oxyhydroxides such as goethite, is responsi |
| the | oxides of phosphorus (1816) |
| ne, plagioclase feldspar and accessory garnet, | oxides and possibly amphibole. |
| the addition of various minerals, often metal | oxides cobalt, praseodymium, iron, or neodymium. |
| Amine | oxides are prepared by oxidation of tertiary amines o |
| pts to determine whether titanium and vanadium | oxides are present. |
| izing agent and combines with certain coloring | oxides to produce unique colors not easily attainable |
| air at elevated temperatures producing arsenic | oxides, the products and yields of which are variable |
| Examples of amine | oxides include pyridine N-oxide, a water-soluble crys |
| Fe | oxides replacing pyrite cubes |
| ts is formed of goethite along with other iron | oxides and quartz. |
| The risk and safety phrases for iron | oxides are R36, R37, R38, S26, and S36. |
| complexes of oxophilic metals tend to generate | oxides by reaction with oxygen. |
| UF4 is less stable than the uranium | oxides and reacts slowly with moisture at ambient tem |
| Chlorine forms a variety of | oxides, as seen above: chlorine dioxide (ClO2), dichl |
| the addition of lime at this stage caused the | oxides to separate out as a slag on the surface of th |
| 2020 emissions of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen | oxides from ships will exceed land-based emissions in |
| the expense of other minerals, such as uranyl | oxides and silicates, which have been more thoroughly |
| Wahl's process of reducing metallic | oxides was similar in principle to a method of reduct |
| y in this recent era, making the observed Fe3+ | oxides volumetrically small, though pervasive and spe |
| It combines with the | oxides of sodium and potassium at high temperatures ( |
| Both curium | oxides are solids, insoluble in water but soluble in |
| ink rhodonite contrasting with black manganese | oxides is sometimes used as a gem material as seen in |
| close feldspar ophitically; less commonly iron | oxides and sphene do so. |
| ods and special tools were not needed, because | oxides were structurally weakened by decomposition pr |
| l of organic compounds, and rich in silicates, | oxides, and sulfides. |
| particulate matter, carbon monoxide, nitrogen | oxides and sulfur oxides. |
| sources the most significant of which are the | oxides of sulphur produced by burning sulphur rich fu |
| ising agents such as chlorine, ozone, nitrogen | oxides and sulphur oxides forming acetophenone, benza |
| uction: metallic films, transparent conductive | oxides (TCO), superconducting films & coatings |
| ict sense the term amine oxide applies only to | oxides of tertiary amines. |
| Mn2O3 is unlike many other transition metal | oxides in that it does not adopt the corundum (Al2O3) |
| To reduce nitrogen | oxides (NOx), the units use low-NOx burners as well a |
| meration was chosen so that the characteristic | oxides of the B groups would correspond to those of t |
| The most common rhenium compounds are the | oxides and the halides exhibiting a broad oxidation n |
| ns in Mott insulators such as transition metal | oxides by the presence of repulsive Coulombic interac |
| re the temperature stability of many different | oxides on the same diagram. |
| It converts uranium and plutonium | oxides into the corresponding hexafluorides. |
| It is used with other rare | oxides in the coating of anode-electrodes for industr |
| A creek rich in metal | oxides in the south of Grande Terre. |
| reactive metals, cannot be reduced from their | oxides in this way. |
| nto two categories: those that form protective | oxides, and those that cannot. |
| y pollutants such as hydrocarbons and nitrogen | oxides react to form secondary pollutants such as per |
| Nitrogen | oxides are treated either by modifications to the com |
| Like other phosphine | oxides (e.g., triphenylphosphine oxide), the molecule |
| Amine | oxides are used as protecting group for amines and as |
| Long-chain alkyl amine | oxides are used as nonionic surfactants and foam stab |
| Oxides are usually named after the number of oxygen a | |
| Vanadium(II) oxide, VO, is one of the many | oxides of vanadium. |
| normally act as a reducing agent for all metal | oxides at very high temperatures. |
| ecially shorter-lived species such as nitrogen | oxides and volatile organic compounds; this allows fe |
| nates are true carbonate minerals and not zinc | oxides, as was previously thought. |
| Amine | oxides are weak bases with a pKa of around 4.5 that f |
| dielectric films such as the gate and sidewall | oxides as well as the buried oxide in the case of sil |
| Nitrous | oxides, along with sulfur dioxide from the sulfur in |
| in the absence of hydrazine, or reacting iron | oxides and zinc oxide at high temperature. |
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