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topics Silica mineral Water Nitric oxide Sulfur oxide Ferrite Carbon dioxide Alumina Carbon monoxide Titanium dioxide Oxide mineral Load Next Page
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of ammonia and ammonium salts, as well as nitrogen oxides and nitric acid (the latter
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hundreds of minerals; of greatest importance as iron ore are hematite (ferric oxide, Fe 2 O 3
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within the body. Examples of endogenous neurotoxins include the neurotransmitters nitric oxide and glutamate
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the evolution of hydrogen, though it will react with oxidizing acids, such as nitric and hot