Oxōn, Natriumsuperoxyd, das in luftdichten Büchsen in den Handel kommt und zur Luftverbesserung und -Erneuerung, namentlich in Unterseebooten, im Bergwerkstiefbau, und zu Heilzwecken benutzt werden soll.
http://www.zeno.org/Meyers-1905. 1905–1909.
Oxon — may refer to: Oxon, England, short for Oxonia (Oxfordshire), a county in the United Kingdom Oxon (chemical), an organic compound Universitas Oxoniensis, the University of Oxford See also Oxen Oxon Creek Oxon Hill Oxon Hoath Oxus … Wikipedia
Oxon — Oxon, geschmolzenes Natriumsuperoxyd, das durch Wasseraufnahme aus der Luft langsam Sauerstoff abgibt und dadurch die Luft schwer lüftbarer Räume (Unterseeboote) verbessern soll. Moye … Lexikon der gesamten Technik
Oxon. — Oxon. † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Ecclesiastical Abbreviations ► Abbreviation in general use, chiefly Ecclesiastical Oxonium, Oxonienses ( Oxford , Theologians or Scholars of Oxford ) The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume VIII. New York:… … Catholic encyclopedia
Oxon — (Oxfordshire) county in south central England … English contemporary dictionary
Oxon — ► ABBREVIATION 1) Oxfordshire. 2) (in degree titles) of Oxford University. ORIGIN from Oxonia, Latinized form of Oxford from its old form Oxenford … English terms dictionary
Oxon — abbrev. 1. [L Oxoniensis] of Oxford 2. [L Oxonia] a) Oxford b) Oxfordshire … English World dictionary
Oxon — /ok son, seuhn/, n. Oxfordshire. * * * Oxon [ˈɒksɒn] [ˈɑːksɑːn] abbreviation (used after degree titles) of Oxford University • Alice Tolley MA (Oxon) Word Origin: [Oxon … Useful english dictionary
Oxon — Oxfordshire Geografie Status: Zeremonielle und Verwaltungsgrafschaft Region: South East England … Deutsch Wikipedia
Oxon — noun a) Postal abbreviation for Oxfordshire The Crown Proceedings Act, 1947. By J. R. Bickford Smith, b.a. (Oxon), of the Inner Temple, Barrister at Law b) , used especially following post nominal letters indicating status as a graduate … Wiktionary
Oxon — Ox|on 1.) ↑Oxfordshire 2.) used after the title of a degree to show that it is from Oxford University ▪ David Jones, BA (Oxon) →↑cantab … Dictionary of contemporary English
