Bacterial oxidation (2350 bytes)
1: ...''Leptospirillum ferrooxidans''. The bacterial [[oxidation]] process comprises contacting refractory [[sulfi...
3: ...ing the need for sterility during the bacterial [[oxidation]] process. Due to the fact that organic substanc...
5: ...be re-used in the milling, flotation or bacterial oxidation circuits.

Oxidation number (4389 bytes)
1: ...complex [[half-reaction]] equations involved in [[oxidation]]/[[reduction]] reactions.
3: ...sed by one, if an element accepts an electron its oxidation state is decreased by one.
5: ...ame manganese (VII) oxide. The motive for placing oxidation numbers in names is only to distinguish between d...
7: ... I₂ accepting two electrons to gain an oxidation number of -1.
11: ...ealing with reactions, the following rules define oxidation number:

Swern oxidation (642 bytes)
1: [[de:Swern-Oxidation]]
4: ...sulfoxide and triethlamine is called the '''Swern oxidation'''.
6: [[Image:Swern_oxidation.png|reactionsceme]]
8: ...e use of less toxic substances and that a further oxidation to the [[carboxylic acid]] is not possible with t...
11: ...://www.organic-chemistry.org/namedreactions/swern-oxidation.shtm

Hydroboration-oxidation reaction (413 bytes)
1: A '''hydroboration-oxidation reaction''' is a [[chemical reaction]] found in [...

Supercritical water oxidation (1970 bytes)
1: ...onal methods for solid-waste residuals. Efficient oxidation reactions occur at low temperature (400-650 °...
7: The development of supercritical water oxidation is in its infancy. Several companies in the [[Uni...

Oxidization (316 bytes)
1: ...mation, [[desaturation]], [[hydroxylation]] and [[oxidation]] before each cleavage.
3: See also [[Oxidation]]

Redox indicator (269 bytes)
1: ... undergoes a definite colour change at a specific oxidation potential.

Nitrification (1350 bytes)
1: ... with oxygen into [[nitrite]] followed with the [[oxidation]] of these nitrites into [[nitrate]]s. Nitrificat...
3: ... [[genus]] ''[[Nitrosomonas]]''. The second step (oxidation of nitrite into nitrate) is (mainly) done by bact...

Thiolysis (365 bytes)
1: ... This reaction is seen in [[beta-oxidation|β-oxidation]] of [[fatty acid]]s.

Half-reaction (958 bytes)
1: ...action is obtained by considering the change in [[oxidation state]]s of individual substances involved in the...
7: ... involved, [[iron]] and [[chlorine]], each change oxidation state - iron from 2+ to 3+, chlorine from 0 to 1-...

Anodized aluminium (891 bytes)
3: ...ng [[metal]] once again exposed and vulnerable to oxidation.
5: ... and protects the underlying surface from further oxidation. The layer can also be electrolytically dyed or ...

Electrochemical cell (2161 bytes)
7: ...ochemical cell one side must be losing electrons (oxidation) in to its [[electrode]], while the other half-ce...
9: ...m lies to the ion/atom with the more ''negative'' oxidation state the higher the potential.

Xenon tetroxide (616 bytes)
1: ...nt]] that can bring [[xenon]] up to its highest [[oxidation state]], even [[fluorine]] can only give XeF<sub>...

Viologen (1088 bytes)
6: ...ize on the [[electrode surface]] and there can re-oxidation be perform more easily.
8: ... to colour upon [[reduction]] and bleached upon [[oxidation]].

Dinitrogen pentoxide (699 bytes)
1: ...]] has oxidation number +5 and the [[oxygen]] has oxidation number &minus;2.

Phthalic anhydride (792 bytes)
9: ...] with O₂ ([[oxygen]]) or by catalytic oxidation of [[naphthalene]].

Disulfide (782 bytes)
3: ...reduction (chemistry)|reduced]] to a state with [[oxidation number]] -2 and forms a S^-2 [[ion]], c...
5: In some cases it is only reduced to a state with oxidation number -1. Its configuration then resembles that...

Electrochemistry (3693 bytes)
3: ... increased, if an element accepts an electron its oxidation state is decreased.
5: ...s an oxidation state of &minus;1. The sign of the oxidation state (positive/negative) actually corresponds to...
7: ...device]]s. Two of the most popular are "OIL RIG" (Oxidation Is Loss, Reduction Is Gain) and "LEO says GER" (L...
9: A reaction in which both oxidation and reduction is occurring is called a '''[[redox...
11: ...idant, but not the only one. Despite the name, an oxidation reaction does not necessarily need to involve oxy...

Catalytic converter (1823 bytes)
4: # [[oxidation]] of [[carbon monoxide]] to [[carbon dioxide]]: 2...
6: # [[oxidation]] of [[hydrocarbons]] (unburnt fuel) to [[carbon ...
8: ...ng conditions. The above two oxidizing reactions (oxidation of CO and hydrocarbons) are favoured. When there ...

Aerobic organism (1892 bytes)
1: ...nown as [[cellular respiration]], use oxygen to [[oxidation|oxidize]] substrates (for example [[sugar]]s and ...
3: A good example would be the oxidation of [[glucose]] (a [[monosaccharide]]) in [[aerobi...
7: Notice that oxygen is used during the oxidation of glucose and [[water]] is produced.

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