Coke is not used to oxidize the slag . It is carbon that is used to oxidize slag.
mitochondria
Bases aren't oxidized in air.
The most common magnetic element that corrodes to form rust is iron. When aligned, atoms of iron will possess a magnetic field that will lead to interaction with other magnetic, ferrous materials. Iron will oxidize to form rust.
Nitrite.
Anything that can be oxidized will burn. If the fire is hot enough it will ionize atoms and molecules then EVERYTHING will be affected even stuff that usually does not "burn" (oxidize).
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Like all platinum group metals, platinum is stable, does not react with anything, is non toxic, and it's pretty and rare. That's the perfect recipe for jewelry. Metals not in the platinum group often oxidize when exposed to air. Depending on what they oxidize into, it can mean anything from simply being ugly to being very toxic. Metals oxidize because oxygen is a very electronegative molecule (two oxygen atoms make up one 02 molecule). Gold and platinum don't oxidize because of the position of their D-shell electrons. They're very happy atoms, so they don't want any electrons, so they don't react, and they stay shiny.
It takes 3 hours for a cut apple to oxidize.
Exposure to air caused the apple to oxidize and turn brown. He didn't want the metal to oxidize, so he applied a coat of primer.
Yes, there are chemicals to oxidize any metal you can think of, including gold. Gold will also oxidize on it's own if given enough time.
All oils will oxidize leather over a period of time and moisture will do it also.
Coke is not used to oxidize the slag . It is carbon that is used to oxidize slag.
Substances which can oxidize molecular Oxygen(O2) are =Fluorine(F2) - It will oxidize Oxygen to +2 oxidation state:F2 + O2 ----> OF2 (Oxygen difluoride)Platinum(VI) Fluoride - It will oxidize Oxygen to +1/2 Oxidation state:O2 + PtF6 ----> O2PtF6 (Dioxygenyl Hexafluoroplatinate)
Brass does not oxidize easily, and a brass towel bar if properly plated will not either.
no,it cannot
there is oxygen in air