redox Definition
re·dox (rē′däks′)
redox Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- hydrothermal: The emergence of life from iron monosulphide bubbles at a submarine hydrothermal redox and pH front.
- submarine: The emergence of life from iron monosulphide bubbles at a submarine hydrothermal redox and pH front.
Modifies a noun
- equilibria: You will find it much easier to understand if you first read the introduction to redox equilibria before you go any further.
- titration: The topics reviewed are: redox reactions, Hess's Law, balancing ion electron half equations, redox titrations and electrolysis.
- reaction: Note: Don't forget that we are only talking about half of a redox reaction in each case.
- enzyme: The laboratory's interests are wide and range from proteins involved in cell signaling and cellular adhesion to redox enzymes involved in drug action.
- chemistry: The topics include: gas laws, thermodynamics, kinetics, equilibria, redox chemistry and nuclear chemistry.
- potential: This link will take you to a page explaining how to use redox potentials in the present context.
Browse dictionary entries near redox
- ‹ redout
- ‹ redound
- ‹ redoubtable
- ‹ redoubt
- ‹ redouble
- ‹ redone
- ‹ Redondo Beach
- ‹ Redon, Odilon
- ‹ Redon
- ‹ redolent

