peroxy

per·ox·y

(pə-rŏk′sē)
adj.
Containing the bivalent group O2.
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There are a large number of chemicals which can be used as salon disinfectants, such as chlorine, iodine, peroxy acids, aldehydes, oxidizing agents, alcohols, phenols and acids.
The phenolic content of the ethanolic extract of endophytes, is indication of increased antioxidant activity, due to the interaction of phenolic compounds with free oxygen radicals like hydroxyl radical lipids, peroxy radical and superoxide anion radical.
NO contains unpaired electrons and is paramagnetic, and therefore reacts quickly to superoxide anions to form peroxy nitrate anions.
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Pure Polyaniline salt, and protonation PANI by HCl were synthesized by electro-chemical oxidative polymerization of aniline with ammonium peroxy disulphate in acidic medium.
The first step of oxidation is the formation of alkyl macroradicals which react with the oxygen dissolved in the polymer, forming peroxy radicals.

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