oxidizer
Origin of oxidizer
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- an·ti·ox·i·diz·er, noun
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How to use oxidizer in a sentence
And the solid rocket propellant would not blow up in one explosion since it cannot do that without an oxidizer.
Clues From SpaceShipTwo’s Wreckage: Did the Crew Compartment Fail? | Clive Irving | November 2, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTThe injection of air into the oxidizer, which constitutes the blowing operation, varies from two to four hours.
Immediately above the oxidizer a reservoir containing milk of lime is placed.
Ordinary commercial peroxide of hydrogen containing 3% by weight is the usual oxidizer, although perborates have been suggested.
Principles and Practice of Fur Dressing and Fur Dyeing | William E. AustinFires hydrazine and oxidizer, ordinary jet-rocket principle.
Shipwreck in the Sky | Eando Binder
Also, dilute pyrogallol will luminesce with a dilute solution of oxidizer but not with a concentrated solution of oxidizer.
The Nature of Animal Light | E. Newton Harvey
British Dictionary definitions for oxidizer
oxidiser
/ (ˈɒksɪˌdaɪzə) /
an oxidant, esp a substance that combines with the fuel in a rocket engine
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