Converse of object

• have: Alcohol: An organic compound having a hydroxyl ( -OH ) group attached.

• destabilizing: The attached group is then lost to leave a destabilizing hydroxyl radical on the group.

• form: Excess hydrogen peroxide may then react with transition metals to form hydroxyl radical.

Adjective modifier

• aliphatic: For instance, it might place an hydroxyl oxygen of glucose at a favorable energy minimum in the Grid Map for aliphatic hydroxyl.

• reactive: In the body, it is known that enzymes can convert oxygen to the extremely reactive hydroxyl radical ( HO.

Modifies a noun

• ion: The molecule is first adsorbed, followed by the rupture of an O-H bond to produce two hydroxyl ions on the surface.

• radical: Not all free radicals are small, like the hydrogen or hydroxyl radicals.

• oxygen: For instance, it might place an hydroxyl oxygen of glucose at a favorable energy minimum in the Grid Map for aliphatic hydroxyl.

• hydrogen: Structures for which the original authors have noted that the hydroxyl hydrogens positions were refined are indicated in the Table.

• group: In order to incorporate hydroxyl groups into onto the vacant oxide sites, the material is exposed to humid atmospheres.

• compound: Reactive metals ( e.g. sodium, calcium, zinc etc ) Materials reactive with hydroxyl compounds.

Noun used with modifier

• serine: PDB files may contain explicit coordinates for a potentially tautomeric hydrogen, such as a serine hydroxyl hydrogen for example.

• and/or: Infrared spectra show the presence of different types of water molecules and/or hydroxyl ions.