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An oxide is a molecule like K2O, Al2O3. They are the most basic form of matter that kiln temperatures can normally decompose materials into. Thus for calculation purposes we view fired glazes and ceramic materials as made of oxides. An oxide is a combination of oxygen and another element (designated "R"), there are only about 12-15 common oxides that we need to learn about. Each has specific effects on a fired glass. Glaze formulas compare relative oxide amounts. ...
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| oxidation |
The formation of oxides or tarnish on the surface of a coin from exposure to humidity, air pollutants, or other environmental elements.
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| oxidation |
the chemical combination of a substance with oxygen. All petroleum products are subject to oxidation, with resultant degradation of their composition and performance. The process is accelerated by heat, light, metal catalysts (eg, copper), and the presence of water, acids, or solid contaminants. The first reaction products of oxidation are organic peroxides. ...
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| oxide |
A chemical compound containing oxygen and one other chemical element.
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| oxidizing agent |
A compound that causes oxidation, thereby itself being reduced.
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