oksüdeeritavuse
Oksüdeeritavus, often translated as oxidizability, refers to the propensity of a substance to undergo oxidation. This process involves the loss of electrons, typically resulting in the formation of oxides or other oxidized species. The degree of oxidizability is determined by the substance's chemical structure and its position in the electrochemical series. Substances with a strong tendency to lose electrons, such as alkali metals, are highly oxidizable. Conversely, substances that readily gain electrons, like halogens, have low oxidizability.
In environmental science, oxidizability is a crucial parameter for assessing the susceptibility of organic matter in
The concept of oxidizability is also fundamental in chemistry and metallurgy. For instance, in the refining