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Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary ox·ide \\ˈäk-ˌsīd\\ noun ETYMOLOGY French oxide, oxyde, from ox- (from oxygèneoxygen) + -ide (from acide acid) DATE 1790 : a binary compound of oxygen with a more electropositive element or group • ox·id·ic \\äk-ˈsi-dik\\ adjective English Etymology oxide "compound of oxygen with another element," 1790, from Fr.oxide (1787), coined by G. de Morveau and A. Lavoisier from ox(ygène) + (ac)ide. See oxygen. Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary-牛津双解-OALD7 oxide oxide / 5Cksaid; NAmE 5B:k- / noun[U, C] (chemistry 化) a compound of oxygen and another chemical element 氧化物: iron oxide 氧化铁 an oxide of tin 氧化锡 Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged Search result show the entry is found in: iron oxide , or iron-oxide red , or arsenic oxide , or lead oxide , or magnesium oxide , or magnetic oxide , or manganese oxide , or manganic oxide , or manganomanganic oxide , or manganous oxide , or mercuric oxide, or mercury oxide , or mesityl oxide , or metallic oxide , or molybdic oxide , or nitric oxide , or nitrogen oxide , or nitrous oxide, or osmium oxide , or oxide blue , or oxide brown , or oxide of iron, or oxide red , or oxide yellow , or persian gulf oxide , or phosphine oxide , or phosphoric oxide , or phosphorus oxide , or potassium oxide , or barium oxide , or propylene oxide , or purple oxide , or red manganese oxide , or red oxide , or red oxide of zinc, or ruthenium oxide , or silicon oxide , or silver oxide , or beryllium oxide , or sodium oxide , or spanish oxide , or spent oxide , or stannic oxide , or stannous oxide , or strontium oxide , or sulfur oxide , or synthetic iron oxide , or bismuth oxide , or tantalum oxide, or thorium oxide , or tin oxide , or titanic oxide , or titanium oxide , or transparent chromium oxide , or tungstic oxide , or uranium oxide , or uranosouranic oxide , or vanadic oxide , or vanadium oxide , or yellow oxide , or zinc oxide , or zirconium oxide , or boric oxide , or metal-oxide semiconductor , or brown oxide , or black copper oxide , or cacodyl oxide , or nitrogen (III) oxide , or nitrogen (V) oxide , or oxide purple , or calcium oxide , or red copper oxide , or carbonic oxide , or carbon oxide , or ceric oxide , or cerium oxide , or chrome oxide green , or chromic oxide , or chromium oxide , or chromium oxide green , or cobalt oxide , or copper oxide, or cupric oxide , or cuprous oxide , or deuterium oxide , or diazo oxide , or diphenyl oxide , or aluminum oxide , or ethylene oxide , or ethyl oxide , or ferric oxide , or ferrosoferric oxide , or ferrous oxide , or antimonious oxide , or antimony oxide , or hydrogen oxide ox·ide noun also ox·yde \ˈäkˌsīd also -_sə̇d\ (-s) Etymology: French oxide (now oxyde), from ox- (from oxygène oxygen) + -ide (from acide acid) — more at oxygen 1. a. : a binary compound of oxygen with an element < water is hydrogen oxide > < oxides of iron > — compare ozonide , peroxide , rust 1a, superoxide b. : a compound of oxygen with one or more metallic elements < many minerals (as spinels) are double or multiple oxides > 2. : a compound (as ethylene oxide) of oxygen with an organic radical : ether 3b < diphenyl oxide > • ox·id·ic \(ˈ)äk|sidik\ adjective |
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