Ions
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Names and connections
- Broader: Matter--Properties
- Broader: Physics
- Broader: Solution (Chemistry)
- Broader: Intermediates (Chemistry)
- Narrower: Anions
- Narrower: Aqua ions
- Narrower: Bromide ions
- Narrower: Carbanions
- Narrower: Cations
- Narrower: Cloud chamber
- Narrower: Complex ions
- Narrower: Crystalline electric field
- Narrower: Electric discharges through gases
- Narrower: Heavy ions
- Narrower: Helium ions
- Narrower: Ion bombardment
- Narrower: Ion rockets
- Narrower: Ion-atom collisions
- Narrower: Ionic solutions
- Narrower: Magnetic ions
- Narrower: Metal ions
- Narrower: Multiply charged ions
- Narrower: Secondary ion emission
- Narrower: Space charge
- Narrower: Thermionic emission
- Narrower: Trapped ions
- Narrower: Ylides
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Numeric address and provenance
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