Oxide

Chemical compound containing oxygen bonded to another element.

Oxides Oxy-compounds

An oxide is a chemical compound containing at least one oxygen atom bonded to another element, typically a metal or non-metal.

/ˈɒksɪd/

Oxide comes from the Latin word 'oxidus,' meaning 'acid of stone or tartar.'

Oxides are what you get when something burns or reacts with oxygen, like rust on iron is an oxide.

What is an oxide? A chemical compound containing oxygen bonded to another element
What are some common oxides? Rust (iron oxide) and water (hydrogen oxide)
Are all oxides harmful? No, many are naturally occurring and essential for life

chemical compound

iron oxide aluminum oxide silicon dioxide

chemical substance

chemical compound inorganic natural material