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Vocabulary
Charged oxygen molecules?
Hi,
Hope someone tell me the whole sentence saved in the short lines?
Thank you for your help.
the original sentence:
Free radicals are charged oxygen molecules that are missing at least one electron and desire to get an electron from the surrounding area.
Can [charged oxygen molecules] be rephrased this way?
----molecules which have something that must be charged
Hope someone tell me the whole sentence saved in the short lines?
Thank you for your help.
the original sentence:
Free radicals are charged oxygen molecules that are missing at least one electron and desire to get an electron from the surrounding area.
Can [charged oxygen molecules] be rephrased this way?
----molecules which have something that must be charged
Top answer
No. Charge is strictly relative. And what do you mean by "have something"?
- No.
- Charge is strictly relative.
- And what do you mean by "have something"?
- Have what?
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No. Charge is strictly relative. And what do you mean by "have something"? Have what?
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Only leave "charged" act as to cause to take in or store electricity can we revel why it is free radicals.
This interpretation to "-ed + subject" are precedents.
for examples:
1. "a learned proffessor"------a professor who has the most knowledge which has been learned = a most knowledge learned professor;
2. "a continued activity" -----an activity which has continued a
This interpretation to "-ed + subject" are precedents.
for examples:
1. "a learned proffessor"------a professor who has the most knowledge which has been learned = a most knowledge learned professor;
2. "a continued activity" -----an activity which has continued a
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