Chemical synthesis of nitric oxide in the stomach from
dietary nitrate
in humans.
Nitrate reductase
and emissions of nitrous oxide from soils.
Inside was half a ton of
ammonium nitrate, an easy to buy fertilizer, the same material used in the bali bombings.
Nitrate in lettuce
and spinach as part of a european commission regulation.
Nitrate of silver, 200 grains; distilled water, 3 ounces.
Denitrification filters
convert nitrate
to nitrogen gas, the bacteria in such filters are anaerobic.
The victorians used to enjoy creating silver under the microscope from
silver nitrate
in solution.
Nitrate fertilizers.
Generally coming in small glass bottles,
amyl nitrate
is normally snorted out of the open bottle.
These device relies bacteria living on balls of sulfur to
remove nitrate
from the water.
It transforms in the air to form gaseous nitric acid and toxic
organic nitrates.
Nitrate concentrations
in plants.
This is usually
cellulose nitrate
dissolved in organic solvents.
Nitrate fertilizers
could be encouraging gullet cancer.
The
alkyl nitrates
are a reservoir species for no x ( =no 2 + no ).
Nitrate ions.
For some ( like
potassium nitrate
), the increase is quite fast.
Nitrate pollution.
Rotting container a badly corroded container of radioactive
uranyl nitrate
was found by a european union inspector during an investigation of dounreay in march.
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