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- noun Plural form of
anion .
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The portfolio will comprise a selection of the ion exchanger grades in the business unit's current product range such as anions, cations and mixed beds.
India eNews 2009
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The portfolio will comprise a selection of the ion exchanger grades in the business unit's current product range such as anions, cations and mixed beds.
India eNews 2009
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In case you slept through sixth-grade science, anions are negatively charged atoms or groups of atoms, with more negatively charged electrons than positively charged protons.
Low-cost computer-mounted air filter makes lofty promises 2010
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In case you slept through sixth-grade science, anions are negatively charged atoms or groups of atoms, with more negatively charged electrons than positively charged protons.
Low-cost computer-mounted air filter makes lofty promises 2010
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The anions are -1 because their 17 protons have a charge of +17, and their 18 electrons have a charge of -18, giving a sum of -1.
Elements 2009
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If implanted by the solar wind after eruption, hydrogen measured by the OH- anions sputtered from the glass should be higher near the surface of each bead.
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As illustrated in Figure 1, oxygen atoms commonly form anions with a -2 charge, O2 -, by gaining 2 electrons and therefore changing from eight protons and 8 electrons to 8 protons (+8) and ten electrons (-10).
Ion 2009
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The anions are -1 because their 17 protons have a charge of +17, and their 18 electrons have a charge of -18, giving a sum of -1.
Ion 2009
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As illustrated in Figure 11, oxygen atoms commonly form anions with a -2 charge, O2 -, by gaining 2 electrons and therefore changing from eight protons and 8 electrons to 8 protons (+8) and ten electrons (-10).
Elements 2009
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Mass-balance estimation of heavy metals and selected anions at a landfill receiving MSWI bottom ash and mixed construction wastes [An article from: Journal of Hazardous Materials] by J.K. Oygard
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