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oxidized c. [USP]  cellulose partially oxidized and with a varying content of carboxylic acid groups, which confers some solubility in dilute alkali; it is insoluble in water. Dried in a vacuum over phosphorus pentoxide, it is used as a local hemostatic. Called also absorbable c. and absorbable cotton.
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oxidized h. oxyhemoglobin.
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oxidizing a. a substance capable of accepting electrons from another substance, thereby oxidizing the second substance and itself becoming reduced.
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oxidizing f. a material which, when heated, gives up oxygen that may unite with base metals and form oxides (as potassium nitrate, potassium chlorate).
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oxidosis acidosis.
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