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oxygen is changed into oxide ion by .... electron​

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Answered by NehaNagal
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In both cases, the metal acquires a positive charge by transferring electrons to the neutral oxygen atoms of an oxygen molecule. As a result, the oxygen atoms acquire a negative charge and form oxide ions (O²−). ... Therefore, these reactions are known as oxidation-reduction reactions, or "redox" reactions for short.

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Answered by itzDevilgirl248
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Oxygen (O2-)

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