Oxidize

The copper pipes in the old house have started to oxidize.

The statue's bronze exterior began to oxidize over time.

The copper in the statue was beginning to oxidize and turn green.

Plants produce oxygen as a byproduct of photosynthesis, which can then be used to oxidize other compounds.

The silver in a silver tarnish reacts with sulfur to oxidize and form silver sulfide.

The apple began to oxidize and turned brown after being cut.

The use of bleach in laundry helps to oxidize stains and brighten clothing.

Exposure to air causes iron to oxidize and form rust.

The use of hydrogen peroxide can oxidize hair dyes and bleach them.

The car's paint began to oxidize in the sun, causing it to fade.

The food stored in the fridge for too long began to oxidize.

The silver jewelry turned black because it was exposed to air, causing it to oxidize.

Copper wire can oxidize over time, causing it to turn greenish-brown.

Some chemicals can be used to oxidize pollutants in the air and water.

Hydrogen peroxide can be used to oxidize hair dyes and bleach hair.

The use of bleach can oxidize and disinfect surfaces in a kitchen or bathroom.

Nitrogen oxides in the atmosphere can oxidize and form nitric acid, which can cause acid rain.

When chlorine gas is added to water, it can oxidize and form hypochlorous acid.

The addition of potassium permanganate to a solution can oxidize organic compounds and cause a color change.

Hydrogen peroxide can be used to oxidize stains on clothing.

The electron transport chain in cellular respiration uses oxygen to oxidize NADH and FADH2.

Iron can oxidize in the presence of oxygen and water.

The presence of oxygen can oxidize ferrous ions to ferric ions in water.

Over time, the silver jewelry will oxidize and develop a patina.

Sulfur dioxide emissions from power plants can oxidize in the atmosphere to form sulfuric acid.

The chemical reaction caused the iron to oxidize.

UV radiation from the sun can oxidize skin cells and cause sunburn.

The artist used a technique to intentionally oxidize the metal in the sculpture, giving it a unique and weathered appearance.

The metal door handle had started to corrode and oxidize, making it difficult to turn.

The bleach in laundry detergent helps to oxidize stains on clothes.

The iron in steel can oxidize and form rust when exposed to air and moisture.

Acidic water can oxidize metal pipes and cause them to rust.

When you light a match, the chemicals on the tip oxidize and produce a flame.

Copper can oxidize glucose in the presence of oxygen to produce gluconic acid.

The body's cells oxidize glucose to produce energy.

Iron rusts when it is exposed to water and oxygen, causing it to oxidize.

Adding hydrogen peroxide to a cut can help to oxidize bacteria.

When iron is exposed to air and moisture, it can oxidize and form rust.

Exposure to air can oxidize metal and cause it to corrode.

The chemistry experiment involved heating the substance until it began to oxidize.

The scientist used a chemical reaction to oxidize the metal and create a rust-like substance.

The metabolism of alcohol in the liver involves enzymes that oxidize ethanol to acetaldehyde.

High temperatures can cause copper to oxidize and turn green.

The metal surface is treated with acid to oxidize it before painting.

The apple slices started to oxidize and turn brown after being cut.

The reaction between vinegar and baking soda can oxidize and produce carbon dioxide gas.

Exposure to air can cause iron to oxidize and form rust.

Sunlight can oxidize pigments in fabrics, causing them to fade.

Exposure to air and moisture can cause apples to oxidize and turn brown.

The presence of an oxidizing agent can oxidize alcohols to aldehydes or ketones.