Deoxygenate vs Reoxygenate - What's the difference?
deoxygenate | reoxygenate |
(physiology) To remove dissolved oxygen from something, such as water or blood.
To oxygenate again or anew.
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As verbs the difference between deoxygenate and reoxygenate
is that deoxygenate is to remove dissolved oxygen from something, such as water or blood while reoxygenate is to oxygenate again or anew.deoxygenate
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*deoxygenationreoxygenate
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