Preposition: of

• nitrogen: The many chemical species of the oxides of nitrogen are.. .

• manganese: The pigments were derived from red iron ore, nodules in sandstone and oxides of manganese and zinc.

• sulfur: Oxides of sulfur and nitrogen are emitted from factories and power stations and also from cars.

Converse of object

• inhale: Inhaled nitric oxide and persistent pulmonary hypertension of the newborn.

Adjective modifier

• nitrous: The revised IPCC Guidelines document [ 25 ] was used to give a range of emission factors for nitrous oxide.

• nitric: Chemical synthesis of nitric oxide in the stomach from dietary nitrate in humans.

• ferric: As it exists today, the third era was enriched with minerals dominated by ferric oxides.

• cuprous: Certainly corrosion had set in because of intermittent water use, which had prevented the build-up of the vital cuprous oxide.

• metallic: Glass may be clear and colorless, or may be colored by the addition of metallic oxides.

• acidic: Properties: Sulfur dioxide is a typical acidic oxide.

Modifies a noun

• synthase: Another approach is modulation of nitric oxide synthase ( NOS ), which converts L-arginine to NO.

• semiconductor: The current dominant silicon technology is CMOS - complementary metal oxide semiconductor.

• coating: The oxide coatings are either hard or soft coatings.

• mineralization: Furthermore, samples of andesitic volcanic rocks with copper oxide mineralization in have assayed 1 % copper.

Noun used with modifier

• nitrogen: Main Sources Whenever anything is burnt in air, nitrogen oxides are formed.

• ethylene: Ethylene oxide is a colorless gas which is toxic to inhale.

• zinc: Zinc Oxide Gold Grade These are the top grade zinc oxide tapes.

• magnesium: No evidence was found concerning magnesium oxide, which was not present at least in the analyzed samples ( from Sample 1 ).

• propylene: The tissue is then dehydrated, and transferred to propylene oxide, which will mix with the resinous embedding medium.

• aluminum: They are then passed over a hot aluminum oxide catalyst.