Examples of 'oxygens' in a sentence
Meaning of "oxygens"
Oxygen is a chemical element with the symbol O and atomic number 8, essential for life
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- plural of oxygen
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I want to have six oxygens on this side.
The oxygens path into the ground.
A dithioketal has both oxygens replaced by sulfur.
Oxygens have moved into the ring.
I want to them to have six oxygens on the.
Here all of the oxygens have no oxidation state.
So we have two irons and three oxygens.
We have three oxygens on that side.
The hydrogens are either bonded to carbons or oxygens.
Now balance the oxygens by adding water molecules.
They are very happy circulating around oxygens.
And three oxygens there.
Let us deal with the oxygens.
And those two other oxygens have extra electrons.
And then we have four oxygens.
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Two oxygens in each molecule.
I am not showing you the oxygens on here.
So plus six oxygens that have a minus two oxidation state.
So then all of the oxygens let go.
Four kinds of active oxygens are known that are generated by in vivo oxidation.
So these are bonded to carbons and oxygens.
I have two oxygens here.
Now let us move on to the oxygens.
Both mechanisms exist when the oxygens are separated by five bonds.
Naturally other substituents can be fixed to the oxygens.
Dissolved oxygens levels oscillate as a direct result of oscillations in glucose feeding rates.
So one carbon and two oxygens.
So we have one and a half oxygens and then we have one more oxygen.
I also have three irons and four oxygens.
Lone electron pairs of the oxygens are available for forming a complex with a ligand.
Complete octets for each of the oxygens as follows.
So the oxygens that have the single bonds to them need three lone pairs.
Dithiophosphates are substituted at both oxygens and are thus achiral.
The structure is stabilized by a number of contacts between mercury and perchlorate oxygens.
Some possible complexed structures were suggested having oxygens as preference binding sites.
But now we have two oxygens on the left and two oxygens on the right.
Nitrogen is bonded to three oxygens.
It is most convenient to enolize the oxygens by providing silyl protecting groups for them.
Hydrogens and six oxygens.
I have seven oxygens on this side and I only have two on this side.
I have three oxygens.
So I want two oxygens here so let me stick a two there.
I have four oxygens.
Benzylidene and isopropylidene protecting groups may simultaneously protect two adjacent hydroxyl oxygens.
We have two oxygens.
So I have these six oxygens here that have a minus two oxidation state.
This carbon right here has two electrons hogged by oxygens.
Strong hydrogen bonding is found between the oxygens of the phenol and phenoxide.
You would have a carbon and you would have three oxygens.
It is most convenient to enolize the keto oxygens and provide protecting groups for them.
