Corrosion and oxidation will be cleaned, taking the sculpture back to bare metal.

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Ploughing fields opens up organic matter to oxidation and the release of nitrogen held in the soils.

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Oxidation catalysts and other emissions controls can be installed to reduce the polluting effect of diesel generation and it must also be considered that peak-shaving DR resources will displace peaking units which are the most pollution-heavy resources on the supply-dispatch curve that are also closest to load centers.

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Most experts agree that 1996, 1999 and 2002 were particularly prone to premature oxidation.

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The microbiological content of the water is eliminated by electroporation, oxidation, ionization, UV and IR radiation and shockwaves.

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The grey stands in contrast to the weathered red outer-coating of the Sheepbed unit, and the darker colour hints at a different oxidation state for iron (Fe) minerals that might be inside the rock.

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Because iron has been found to speed up oxidation of cholesterol, scientists suspect it can increase damage to the arteries and lead to heart problems.

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Within months of publishing their results in 1993, Medford and Alexander started AtheroGenics out of their offices at Emory to find a safe drug that would stop the oxidation process.

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It also lowered the so-called good cholesterol, or high-density lipoprotein (HDL), and it did not enter the cell, a characteristic Medford wanted hisdrug to have, because some of the oxidation process takes place within cellular membranes.

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