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Ionic

[ahy-on-ik] / aɪˈɒn ɪk /


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The study results hint that ionic countdowns may be fundamental to life on Earth, Süel says.

From Scientific American

A prime offering of the Gypsy Willow is the ionic foot bath detoxification, she said.

From Washington Times

But an ionic liquid does not assemble into a crystalline solid at room temperature.

From Scientific American

Lightning that strikes the ground is usually divided into two categories, negative and positive strikes, depending on the ionic source region of the thunderstorm, according to the National Weather Service.

From Seattle Times

Interstellar gas refers to the mix of radiative, gaseous matter that exists in between star systems and galaxies; it mostly consists of hydrogen and helium in various forms, including ionic, atomic, and molecular.

From Salon