Fixed some typos.

Author: quincedaddy

bitcoin_transfer/transaction.md

@@ -10,11 +10,11 @@ If you use Bitcoin Core your Transactions tab will show the transaction, like th
 
 For now we are interested in the **Transaction ID**. In this case, it is ```f13dc48fb035bbf0a6e989a26b3ecb57b84f85e0836e777d6edf60d87a4a2d94```  
 
-> **Note:** The TransactionId is defined by SHA256(SHA256(txbytes))
+> **Note:** The Transaction ID is defined by SHA256(SHA256(txbytes))
 
-> **Note:** Do NOT use the TransactionId to handle unconfirmed transactions. The TransactionId can be manipulated before it is confirmed. This is known as “Transaction Malleability.”
+> **Note:** Do NOT use the Transaction ID to handle unconfirmed transactions. The Transaction ID can be manipulated before it is confirmed. This is known as “Transaction Malleability.”
 
-You can review the transaction on a blockexplorer like Blockchain.info: https://blockchain.info/tx/f13dc48fb035bbf0a6e989a26b3ecb57b84f85e0836e777d6edf60d87a4a2d94 
+You can review the transaction on a block explorer like Blockchain.info: https://blockchain.info/tx/f13dc48fb035bbf0a6e989a26b3ecb57b84f85e0836e777d6edf60d87a4a2d94 
 But as a developer you will probably want a service that is easier to query and parse.  
 As a C# developer and an NBitcoin user Nicolas Dorier's [QBit Ninja](http://docs.qbitninja.apiary.io/) will definitely be your best choice. It is an open source web service API to query the blockchain and for tracking wallets.  
 QBit Ninja depends on [NBitcoin.Indexer](https://github.com/MetacoSA/NBitcoin.Indexer) which relies on Microsoft Azure Storage. C# developers are expected to use the [NuGet client package](http://www.nuget.org/packages/QBitninja.Client) instead of developing a wrapper around this API.