Peroxide is valid Scrabble Word

Is peroxide a scrabble word?
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8 letters word
18 points in Scrabble
19 points in WWF

Definitions for PEROXIDE in dictionary:

VERB:

NOUN:

a bleaching agent, also PEROXID
a compound containing two oxygen atoms bonded together in its molecule or as the anion Oâ‚‚Â²â»
hydrogen peroxide, especially as used as a bleach for the hair
hydrogen peroxide used as a hair bleach
An oxide containing more oxygen than some other oxide of the same element. Formerly peroxides were regarded as the highest oxides. Cf. Per-, 2.
a viscous liquid with strong oxidizing properties; a powerful bleaching agent; also used (in aqueous solutions) as a mild disinfectant and (in strong concentrations) as an oxidant in rocket fuels

an inorganic compound containing the divalent ion -O-O-
a compound containing two oxygen atoms bonded together in its molecule or as the anion O₂²⁻

ADJECTIVE:

bleached with or resembling peroxide

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to treat with peroxide (a bleaching agent)

Words related to PEROXIDE

peroxid17 peroxided20 peroxides19 peroxidic21 peroxiding21

Words that contain PEROXIDE

peroxided20 peroxides19 superoxide20 hyperoxide26 superoxides21 hyperoxides27 endoperoxide23 endoperoxides24 hydroperoxide30 hydroperoxides31

How to use PEROXIDE in a sentence

His hair was long and smooth and fair, so fair that he had been spoken of by jealous singers as a peroxide blond.
Of two plates thus treated, the one becomes positive, and is covered with a thick layer of peroxide of lead.
The adhesion of the peroxide is such that to detach it, it must be beaten with a hammer upon an anvil.
Peroxide of hydrogen applied to blood stains while they are still moist causes them to disappear at once.
Heated with a mixture of peroxide of manganese and sulphuric acid, chlorine is given off, which is easily recognized by its odor and other physical properties.
This coat of silver receives a fine polish from peroxide of iron and buff.
The hair may be bleached with chlorine or peroxide of hydrogen, detected by letting the hair grow and by its unnatural feeling and the irregularity of the bleaching.
Hydrogen peroxide is sold as a water-white liquid, without any odour or taste.
Metals of all kinds must be avoided, as they lead to a decomposition of the peroxide, and therefore a loss of material.
Their ash contains potash, soda, zinc, phosphoric Acid, silica, and peroxide of iron.

Then cover the mixture with the remainder of the peroxide.
The subsequent boiling insures the complete decomposition of the peroxide.
This latter reaction is very distinct, especially in the case of the peroxide.
There can be no doubt that the calcareous matter is necessary, but experience is opposed to his opinion relative to the peroxide.
Peroxide of iron is seldom as abundant as in the ash above given, and the same is true of soda.
Within this cylinder is contained a mixture of broken carbon and peroxide of manganese.
When exposed to heat it is converted partially into peroxide, when it has a dark green color.
If more of the metal, or peroxide, be added, the bead changes to orange when hot, and light yellow when cold.
When heated with the intermittent flame, it requires a large quantity of the peroxide to produce an enamel appearance in the cooled bead.
By digestion with certain acids, and particularly with caustic alkalies, it is converted into metallic mercury and peroxide.
It is decomposed by dilute acids into salts of peroxide and metal.
In this manner Classen separates other metals from manganese in order to prevent the saline solutions from being retained by the peroxide.
As the current becomes stronger with the increase of free acid, there is deposited upon the first compact layer a new stratum of loosely adhering peroxide.
The lead peroxide deposited is at first light brown or dark red, and becomes constantly darker and finally taking a velvet-black.
Experiments show that the quantity of peroxide deposited depends on the nature of the solution and the strength of the current.
Faintly acid concentrated lead solutions give loose peroxide along with much spongy metallic lead.
In order to apply the peroxide for quantitative determinations, a large surface must be exposed to action.
The capsule shape is necessary because the peroxide when deposited in large quantities adheres only partially, and falls in part in thin loose scales.
This result is due to the secondary influences at the positive pole, where the free acid gradually withdraws water from the peroxide.
The greatest quantity of peroxide is obtained on employing a concentrated, strongly acid solution of the nitrate, and a strong current.
According to Riche, in a nitric solution the manganese is deposited as peroxide, also at the negative pole.
To determine the manganese in peroxide electrolytically precipitated, it is heated to bright redness in the platinum capsule until the weight becomes constant.
She was a spirited and abundant creature, hopelessly healthy beneath the coat of paint, powder and peroxide with which she armoured herself against the battle of Life.

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