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訳はNo１さんの回答のとおりです。 省略が多い文なので分かりづらいのかも知れません。 standards (which is) in the form of oxides と考えればよいでしょう。 or は oxide という名詞に対する代案で、Coffee or Tea ? と同じく "oxides" or "whatever chemical state (which) is appropriate" と対比されます。 or whateverで熟語はありませんが、表現としてはたまに使われます。 I need a long needle or whatever long and pointed. 長い針がいるんだけど、ってゆうかとにかく長くてとがったもが。 英語の質問でなかったらすみません。
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