About The Word Anion
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Anion
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What's The Definition Of Anion?
[n] a negatively charged particle
Synonyms | Synonyms for Anion: Related Terms | Find terms related to Anion: acid | acidity | agent | alkali | alkalinity | alloisomer | antacid | atom | base | biochemical | cation | chemical | chemical element | chromoisomer | compound | copolymer | dimer | electrocoating | electroetching | electrogalvanization | electrogilding | electrograving | electrolysis | electrolyte | electroplating | element | galvanization | heavy chemicals | high polymer | homopolymer | hydracid | inorganic chemical | ion | ionization | ionogen | isomer | macromolecule | metamer | molecule | monomer | neutralizer | nonacid | nonelectrolyte | organic chemical | oxyacid | polymer | pseudoisomer | radical | reagent | sulfacid | trimer See Also | hydroxide ion | hydroxyl ion | ion | superoxide | superoxide anion Anion In Webster's Dictionary \An"i*on\, n. [Gr. ?, neut. ?, p. pr. of ? to go up; ? up
+ ? to go.] (Chem.)
An electro-negative element, or the element which, in
electro-chemical decompositions, is evolved at the anode; --
opposed to {cation}. --Faraday.
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