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The 106 pages that link to Electron, each with the reason it gives.

• OxidationBroader topic: Oxidation is defined by the loss of this particle.

• IonizationBroader topic: Ionization changes the number of electrons associated with an atom or molecule.

• J. J. ThomsonBroader topic: Thomson identified cathode rays as streams of these particles in 1897.

• Redox potentialBroader topic: Electron transfer is the microscopic event underlying oxidation and reduction.

• Cavendish LaboratoryBroader topic: Thomson’s Cavendish experiments established the electron as a constituent of atoms.

• Electrical resistivityBroader topic: Electron motion and scattering account for conduction and resistivity in ordinary metals.

• Electron degeneracy pressureBroader topic: Electron identity and spin determine which quantum states can be occupied.

• LeptonBroader topic: It is the lightest charged lepton and the familiar member of the electron-neutrino family.

• CathodeBroader topic: Electrons are consumed by reduction reactions at the cathode.

• Spin–statistics theoremBroader topic: Its fermionic statistics produce atomic shell structure and chemical behavior.

• AtomBroader topic: Electrons occupy the space around the nucleus and govern most chemical interactions.

• Atomic theoryBroader topic: Electron arrangements govern much of an atom’s bonding and chemical behavior.

• AnionBroader topic: Anions have more electrons than protons, giving them their net negative charge.

• Charged particleBroader topic: It is a fundamental example of a negatively charged particle.

• Static electricityBroader topic: Many everyday static charging processes transfer electrons between materials.

• Reducing agentBroader topic: Its transfer is the defining action of a reducing agent.

• Cathode rayBroader topic: Cathode rays are streams of these particles.

• Polar covalent bondBroader topic: The shared particles whose distribution becomes unequal are electrons.

• Lepton epochBroader topic: Electrons and positrons remained abundant as the universe cooled through this era.

• Helium atomBroader topic: Two electrons occupy the bound states around a helium nucleus.

• Subatomic particleBroader topic: It contrasts an elementary subatomic particle with composite protons and neutrons.

• History of subatomic physicsBroader topic: Its discovery began the experimental case that atoms have internal structure.

• Spin-½Broader topic: The electron is the standard physical example of a spin-½ particle.