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The charge that would be present on an atom if the element or compound in which the atom is found were ionic.
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a chemical reaction resulting from exposure to oxygen or other electron-seizing atoms or molecular combination of atoms (see FREE RADICALS). On the cellular level, oxidative reactions are the source of energy, but free radicals and other oxidizing agents can damage cellular components, such as membranes, and interfere with cells' regulatory systems.
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The chemical process of joining oxygen with another element. In semiconductors, oxidation means the joining of oxygen and silicon to form silicon dioxide (SiO 2 ).
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A reaction in which atoms or molecules gain oxygen or lose hydrogen or electrons.
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The apparent charge on an atom.
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