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oxygenise

/ˈɒk.sɪ.dʒən.aɪz/

Traduction: Verbe désuet signifiant saturer d'oxygène ou traiter avec de l'oxygène ; n'est plus utilisé dans le langage courant.

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verb

/ˈɒk.sɪ.dʒən.aɪz/formalbritishscientificobsolète
  • frVerbe désuet signifiant saturer d'oxygène ou traiter avec de l'oxygène ; n'est plus utilisé dans le langage courant.

An obsolete verb meaning to oxygenate or treat with oxygen; no longer in common use.

  1. Increase oxygen contentC1formalscientific

    To impregnate, combine, or supply something with oxygen.

    frOxygéner

    • The process is used to oxygenise the water in the aquarium.
    • They oxygenise the blood during surgery.
    • The machine helps to oxygenise the air in the room.

    Synonymesaerateoxygenateoxygenize

    Antonymesdeoxidizedeoxygenate

  2. Chemical oxidationC2formalscientific

    To change a compound by increasing the proportion of the electronegative part, or to remove electrons from an atom, ion, or molecule.

    frOxyder (chimie)

    • The chemist will oxygenise the solution to create a new compound.
    • Oxygenising the metal ions changes their oxidation state.
    • The reaction oxygenises the organic molecule.

    Synonymesoxidiseoxygenateoxygenize

    Antonymesdeoxidizedeoxygenatereduce

  3. Dehydrogenation with oxygenC2formalscientific

    To remove hydrogen from a compound using oxygen.

    frOxygénation par déshydrogénation

    • The catalyst helps to oxygenise the hydrocarbon.
    • They oxygenise the alcohol to produce an aldehyde.
    • The process oxygenises the compound by removing hydrogen atoms.

    Synonymesdehydrogenateoxidise

Formes
  • oxygenised past participle
  • oxygenised past simple
  • oxygenising present participle
  • oxygenises third person singular