Not easily oxidized or resistant to oxidation; capable of resisting oxidative breakdown.
From 'dysoxidation' + the suffix '-izable' (capable of being). This technical chemical term describes substances resistant to oxidative processes.
Materials scientists and chemists use this term for substances that stubbornly refuse to rust or degrade through oxidation—it's actually a useful property if you're trying to keep something from breaking down!
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