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A term used in the petroleum industry to denote fuel additives containing hydrogen, carbon, and oxygen in their molecular structure. Includes ethers such as MTBE and ETBE and alcohols such as ethanol and methanol. Source: Alternative Fuel Vehicle Group.
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| oxygenate |
To add oxygen, “aerate”
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| oxygen saturation |
amount of oxygen in the blood (hemoglobin), measured most accurately in samples of arterial blood (blood gases); also reflected in a noninvasive measure such as pulse oximetry. Helpful in measuring trends in blood oxygen saturation and tolerance of ventilator or tracheostomy tube modifications.
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| oxygen |
delignification, or oxygen bleaching is a stage in pulpmaking during which the lignin content of pulp is reduced by means of oxygen gas (O2) in an alkaline environment.
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| oxygenate |
blending adds oxygen to the fuel in oxygen-bearing compounds such as MTBE, ethanol and ETBE, and so reduces the amount of carbon monoxide and unburned fuel in the exhaust gas, thus reducing smog. In many areas throughout the US oxygenate blending is mandatory. For example, in Southern California, fuel must contain 2% oxygen by weight.
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