Oxide is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OXIDE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a compound containing oxygen, also OXID
• a binary compound of oxygen with another element or group
• compound of oxygen and one other element
• A binary compound of oxygen with an atom or radical, or a compound which is regarded as binary; as, iron oxide, ethyl oxide, nitrogen oxide, etc.
• any compound of oxygen with another element or a radical
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a binary compound of oxygen with another element or radical

Words related to OXIDE

oxid12 oxides14 oxidic16

Words that contain OXIDE

oxides14 dioxide16 epoxide17 alkoxide20 dioxides17 epoxides18 ethoxide19 monoxide18 peroxide18 suboxide18 trioxide16 alkoxides21 ethoxides20 hydroxide24 methoxide22 monoxides19 pentoxide19 peroxided20 peroxides19 phenoxide22 protoxide19 suboxides19 sulfoxide20 tetroxide17 trioxides17 hydroxides25 methoxides23 pentoxides20 phenoxides23 protoxides20 sulfoxides21 sulphoxide23 superoxide20 tetroxides18 hyperoxide26 sesquioxide28 sulphoxides24 superoxides21 hyperoxides27 endoperoxide23 sesquioxides29 endoperoxides24 hydroperoxide30 hydroperoxides31 chlordiazepoxide41 chlordiazepoxides42

How to use OXIDE in a sentence

• In seeking for its connection on the main shore, I discovered the black oxide in the same vein.
• This may be done by putting in the oxide in excess.
• This blue solution consists of oxide of silver and oxide of copper, both combined with nitric acid.
• The carbonate of the metal rapidly changes to an oxide by contact with the air, and it will generally be found, when it is sufficiently washed, that it is at least half oxide.
• At the bottom of a glass jar, V, we place a box of sheet iron, A, containing oxide of copper, B.
• We shall not discuss further the arrangements which may be varied infinitely, but point out the principal properties of the oxide of copper, zinc, and potash battery.
• Oxide of iron is found in some places in large quantities, and is used by the natives to adorn themselves when dancing.
• If the oxide of a metal is brought into the luminous portion of the flame produced as above, so that the flame envelopes the substance perfectly, the access of air is prevented.
• With a certain amount of oxide, the glass is of a yellowish-red color, which on cooling changes to yellow, then green, and finally becomes colorless.
• With a large addition of oxide, the color is, when warm, dark red, and passes, while cooling, into brownish-red, dark green, and finally brownish-red.
• On charcoal the oxide is slowly and imperfectly reduced.
• The addition of tin renders the glass ash-grey or black, according to the amount of oxide it contains.
• Upon the addition of more of the oxide, the bead is dark red while hot, but changes to green as it becomes cold.
• By the addition of more oxide, the hot bead becomes orange.
• By the addition of more oxide, the bead is yellowish-brown while hot, and colorless after cooling, but not quite transparent.
• The wounds of vanity refuse to heal if oxide of silver gets into them.
• In a blast furnace the carbon is at first burned only to carbonic oxide, and the products of combustion issue mainly in this form from the top of the furnace.

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