Converse of object

• contain: First line treatment for acne includes creams or gels containing the active ingredient benzoyl peroxide, which is available from chemists.

• form: Why do some metals form peroxides on heating in oxygen?

• use: A good combo is wash using hydrogen peroxide - this will kill off anything on the surface, then sprinkle with antibiotic powder.

• generate: In the case it was apparent that the use of acetone had generated an unstable peroxide.

• base: You may also wish to try a liquid peroxide based cleaner.

• add: Nunn stopped short of adding peroxide to Whishaw's hair, but the temptation must have been unbearable.

Adjective modifier

• toxic: When eaten by the animal, these PUFAs are converted into the toxic peroxides, the antagonists of vitamin E and selenium.

• organic: The function of the oxygen - chain initiation The oxygen reacts with some of the ethene to give an organic peroxide.

Modifies a noun

• ion: Now imagine bringing a small positive ion close to the peroxide ion.

• hair: Free of ammonia or peroxide stargazer hair color allows you to achieve a wide range of vibrant translucent colors.

• formation: Etoposide increased peroxide formation in both subclones after 12-hour exposure.

• solution: This is then oxidized by warming it with hydrogen peroxide solution.

• level: The results showed that the group practicing the TM technique had 15 % lower serum lipid peroxide levels compared to the controls.

• cream: Apply a benzoyl peroxide cream daily to the affected areas.

Noun used with modifier

• benzoyl: Apply a benzoyl peroxide cream daily to the affected areas.

• hydrogen: The hydrogen peroxide in honey is produced by an enzyme in the honey.

• lipid: The results showed that the group practicing the TM technique had 15 % lower serum lipid peroxide levels compared to the controls.

• %: Some health food stores sell 35 % hydrogen peroxide.

• carbamide: The ' active ingredient ' in the product is usually hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide.

• ethyl: Catalyst ( hardener ) used for polyester resins is an organic peroxide ( methyl ethyl ketone peroxide ) and is particularly dangerous.