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Ionic

[ahy-on-ik] / aɪˈɒn ɪk /


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Even though they account for less than 5% of the electrode's total weight, they strongly influence mechanical strength, electrical and ionic conductivity, and how long a battery can operate through repeated charge cycles.

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Importantly, the silver remained in its positively charged ionic form rather than turning into metallic silver.

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The researchers synthesized 17 carefully designed ruthenium complexes and studied how small changes in molecular shape and the surrounding ionic environment influence electron behavior.

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At the same time, these events unfold within constantly changing physical conditions such as voltage fields, chemical gradients, ionic diffusion, and time-varying conductances.

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According to Helled, "Our models have so-called "ionic water" layers which generate magnetic dynamos in locations that explain the observed non-dipolar magnetic fields. We also found that Uranus' magnetic field originates deeper than Neptune's."

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