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An oxide is a chemical compound that contains at least one oxygen atom bonded with another element, with oxygen carrying a negative charge of −2 in the compound. Oxides are extremely important because they make up most of the Earth's crust, and even materials that seem like pure elements typically develop oxide coatings.
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Un ossido è un composto chimico binario che si ottiene dalla reazione dell'ossigeno su di un altro elemento, così che la sua formula chimica contenga almeno un atomo di ossigeno e uno dell'altro elemento. Nel XVII secolo erano compresi nelle arie, nel XVIII secolo erano conosciuti genericamente come calci, mentre si è passati al termine attuale dopo Lavoisier e la scoperta dell'ossigeno. Gli ossidi sono estremamente diffusi sulla superficie terrestre, e sono i costituenti base di molti minerali: per esempio, la magnetite è un ossido misto di ferro, e la silice è un ossido di silicio.
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