Associations to the word «Cation»
Noun
- Anion
- Ammonium
- Alkali
- Ion
- Selectivity
- Resin
- Magnesium
- Potassium
- Electrolyte
- Valence
- Adsorption
- Sodium
- Modus
- Cathode
- Ligand
- Chromatography
- Hydroxide
- Silica
- Uptake
- Calcium
- Cites
- Saturation
- Proton
- Sulfate
- Chloride
- H2o
- Na
- Conductivity
- Bonding
- Amine
- Lithium
- Exchange
- Phosphate
- Weathering
- Vo
- Cl
- Kyoto
- Membrane
- Hydrolysis
- Salt
- Oxidation
- Ionization
- Solubility
- Basel
- Electrode
- Precipitate
- Coordination
- Reagent
- Nucleotide
- Manganese
- Mineral
- Substitution
- Ph
- Hydrogen
- Oxide
- Nitrate
- Pore
- Polymerization
- Solvent
- Acid
- Electron
- Potential
- Monomer
- Transporter
- Binding
- Retention
- Ether
- Cu
- Polymer
- Peptide
- Affinity
- Separation
- Soil
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
CATION, noun. (chemistry) A positively charged ion—opposed to anion.
CATION, noun. (chemistry) The ion in an electrolyzed solution that migrates to the cathode.
CATION EXCHANGE, noun. (inorganic chemistry) The normal form of ion exchange in which cations such as those of calcium are removed from solution
Dictionary definition
CATION, noun. A positively charged ion.
Wise words
Strong and bitter words indicate a weak cause.