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Another important thing about the oxidizer is the size of the particles.
The Government has promised to buy a certain amount of the oxidizer at specific prices.
The second stage did not contain any fuel or oxidizer.
The fourth oxidizer was a later addition to the plant in approximately 1981.
It also is a strong oxidizer and can cause fire on contact with organic material.
The oxidizer provides oxygen, which is required for the burning process.
But since we live in an oxygen background, oxidizer is usually naturally present.
It is made out of the fuel, the oxidizer, and the extra chemicals.
As he started up the oxidizer transfer process, Jason's voice came from the general address system serving the area.
The oxidizer is the other reactive of the chemical reaction.
Generally, the less the oxidizer, the slower the burning and the more light produced.
The oxidizer helps to add oxygen, which the fuel needs to burn.
The first crack in the engine's oxidizer pump was discovered two weeks ago.
The liner fuel needs very little oxidizer because air provides oxygen.
Kirk pulled the oxidizer bottle from his pants and held it out to him.
It can be used as an oxidizer in rockets.
Pure hydrogen and whatever they called the latest oxidizer, it was still chemicals.
If the distinction is not clear to you, think about the three components required for fire - fuel, oxidizer, and heat.
You understand rightly that both fuel and oxidizer are consumed, joined to create something else.
It is a strong oxidizer and may accelerate the combustion of other materials.
Necessary ingredients in the preparation of explosives include an oxidizer and a fuel.
We'll have our own propellant and oxidizer manufacturing facilities right here.
If you mix fuel and oxidizer first, then add heat, that is pre-mixed.
The torch will burn under water because both fuel and oxidizer are available in abundance.
It has also been proposed as an oxidizer in rocket propellants.