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oxidation number 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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oxidizing agent An atom, ion, or molecule that gains electrons in a chemical reaction, thereby oxidizing the substance with which it reacts.
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oxide Any compound that contains either the O 2- ion or oxygen with an oxidation state of -2, such as Li 2 O or H 2 O.
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oxidative stress increased levels of free radicals and other oxidation-promoting molecules that may result in cell membrane damage, cell death and damage to genetic material.
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oxidize a chemical reaction in which the reference element or compound losses electrons to another "reduced" element or compound- usually to oxygen (a powerful electron attractor). Oxidation typically results in the breaking up of complex compounds.
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