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Other crossword clues for answer "ION"

ION
Charged particle
It may be positive or negative
It's charged
Charged atom
It's all charged up
Kind of exchange
Smoke-detector output
It's not free of charge
F- in science class?
Lithium-___ battery
Particle such as F+
Saturn compact
Positively Entertaining TV channel
TV channel with procedural reruns
TV network that has nothing to do with science
___ cannon (Rebel Alliance weapon in "The Empire Strikes Back")
+ or - thing
Physics particle
It might be positive or negative
Positively Entertaining network
Electrified particle
Molecule in some accelerators
Na+, e.g.
Atom that's lost or gained an electron
Molecule with a net charge
Euripides drama
Cloud-chamber particle
Saturn model
Accelerator particle
Bit of a charge
Cable TV channel with the slogan "Positively Entertaining"
Carbonium, e.g.
Free electron, e.g.
It's got a small charge
Item in a charged state
Particle with a charge
Physics subject
Plasma tidbit
Reactionary charge?
Thing that is always charged
Type of particle
Charged bit
33-Across with a charge
Charged item
Positive particle
Physics class particle
It's got a little charge
Tiny charge carrier
It might be + or -
Atom with a charge
Tiriac of tennis
Drama by Euripides
JFK's PT boat
It comes with a charge
Tennis coach Tiriac
Old Saturn model
Old Saturn compact
Plasma bit
2003-07 Saturn model
Bit of a chemist?
+ or - item
Atom with a nonzero valence
Carbonium, for one
Component of some scientific beams
Polyatomic _____
One created by hydrolysis
Solar-wind particle
Electrolyte, e.g.
It can't be neutral
___ trap (mass-spectrometry apparatus)
Cyclotron particle
Electrolysis particle
Particle in solar wind
Electrical component?
C+ or C++, e.g.
Rare noble gas formation
One may be 17-Across
Adding "cat-" to it makes it positive
Bit in an air purifier
Free radical, maybe
Hardly an example of neutrality?
One may be depicted in a Lewis dot structure
Atom with the wrong number of electrons
Bit of a shock?
Electron loser or gainer
H+, for one
It carries a small charge
And ___ the opposite shore will be
It may be negative or positive
It's tiny and attractive
It comes with a small charge
It's either positive or negative
Charged element
It may come as a bit of a shock
Physicist's particle
Particle accelerator particle
Cl___, for one
Cyclotron bit
It's attractive, to chemists
Sodium chloride atom
Chemical bonding attractor
Charge carrier
Discontinued Saturn sedan
It's tiny and charged
Faraday coinage
Charge carrier that forms a bond within each of this puzzle's four longest answers
Former Saturn model
It packs a charge
Cloud chamber bit
Elementary particle
Saturn model until 2007
Charged particle taken from this puzzle's four longest entries
Non-neutral particle
Am ___? (performer's query)
Attractive little thing
Electrically charged atom
Na+ or Mg++
Ammonium, for example
Atom with an electric charge
Charged cyclotron bit
OH-, for one
It has a charge
Negative particle, e.g.
Former Saturn
It's charged in physics
Particle in a solution, perhaps
Romanian tennis figure Tiriac
Television network with a "Positively Entertaining" slogan
Network started as Pax TV
Saturn model replaced by the Astra
Its electrons do not equal its protons
Electrically imbalanced atom
Network née Pax
___ didn't!
Aluminum-___ battery
Charged molecule
Apollo's son
Free electron
Son of Apollo
Decongest add-on
It may be positive
Suffix with restrict
CI+, for one
Chem class particle
Former Romanian president Iliescu
Suffix with congest
Abstract ending?
It may be positively charged
Suffix with invent
Electrical particle
Budget Saturn model
Fact or tract ending
Tiny charged particle
Discontinued Saturn model
Low-priced Saturn
It may include a minus sign
Particle in a cathode ray tube
+ molecule, e.g.
Its formula includes a plus or minus
K+ or Na+
Exempt attachment?
Fluoride, for one
Molecule with a + charge, e.g.
Television network with a plus sign in its logo
__ Television
K+, e.g.
Lithium __ battery
Bromide, e.g.
It's always charged
Physics class topic
Am __ the right track?
Electron-deficient particle, e.g.
It has a small charge
Plasma particle
Charged thing
Network with a lot of reruns
+ or - particle
Bromide particle
It carries a charge
Non-neutral atom
Positively Entertaining TV network
It's never free of charge
Bit of physics
Na+ or Cl-
Bit of positivity?
Am __ time?
+ or - atomic particle
H+, e.g.
Bit of static buildup
F-, e.g.
Particle exchanged in water purification
Salt component
And __ the opposite shore . . .
JFK's PT
Gas particle
It's charged in the lab
Bit of negativity, perhaps
Saturn auto
It might be negative
Charged form of hydrogen
Electrolyte particle
Electron loser, perhaps
Accelerator bit
Free electron, for one
Altered atom
Tiny particle
Alpha particle, e.g.
Element of solar winds
Na+ or H-
Atomic particle
Bit with a charge
Aurora tidbit
Bit produced by a smoke alarm
Ending for invent
Atomic emission
Bit of some comet tails
__ thruster (type of rocket engine)
Bit emitted from some smoke detectors
Mass spectrometer product
Tiny charged bit
Hey, am __ a roll!
Wow, am __ a roll!
Radioactive atom
Small charged thing
Bit in some lasers
Particle used by an argon laser
Result of electron loss
Type of 62 Across
Bit from a smoke detector
Bit of solar winds
Electrolyte part.
___ trap, TV tube brightener.
Bit of a comet's tail
Bit of an aurora
Accord ender?
Romanian president Iliescu
Euripides play
Hydronium, e.g.
Particle with a positive or negative charge
Romanian dictator Antonescu
Particle in a chamber
Field-___ microscope
It's indicated by a plus or minus sign
Linear accelerator particle
Part of a solution, maybe
Particle physicist's particle
Saturn sedan
Particle in a cloud chamber
Bicarbonate, e.g.
It might be bivalent
Positive ray particle
TV network formerly known as Pax
Hero of Euripedes drama.
Hero of a Euripidean play.
Son of Apollo and Creusa.
Tragedy by Euripedes.
___ Antonescu, Rumanian Premier.
Particle having a charge.
Tragic play by Euripides.
Electrically charged molecule.
Electric particle.
Part of an electrolyte.
Noun suffix.
Anion or cation.
Helen of Troy's grandson.
Noun-forming suffix.
Tragedy by Euripides.
Common suffix.
Particle.
Common noun suffix.
Particle for 106 Across.
Part of an atom.
Grandson of Helen of Troy.
Electronic phenomenon.
Type of atom.
Atom.
Atomic part.
Lively atom.
Atom of a sort.
Positive or negative ___.
Suffix with direct and correct.
A play by Euripides
An anion, for one.
Noun ending.
Elec. particle
Euripides title
Condition: Suffix
Negative particle
See 122 Across
Action: Suffix
Debt chit
Process: Suffix
Physicist's monad
Cyclotron item
One of Plato's 35 dialogues
Plato dialogue
Euripedes drama
Type of jet engine
Kind of atom
A free electron
Particle for Bohr
Play by Euripides
Ending for object or subject
Particle in a cyclotron
A son of Apollo
Atomic structure
Unit in physics
Platonic dialogue
Select or correct finish
A dialogue of Plato
Charged electron
Suffix for elect
A Plato dialogue
H+ or Ca++: e.g.
It can have pluses or minuses
Item always charged
Item in an electric discharge
Kind of storm, in sci-fi
One of Plato's "Dialogues"
Part of a salt crystal
Physicist's concern
Kind of chamber
Am ___ time?
Hydrolysis atom
It may have an extra electron
Physicist's study
Am ___ a roll!
Physicists get a charge out of it
Ca++ or Cl-, e.g.
Product of a solution
It's attractive
It might react negatively
Kind of generator
Charge missing from 18-, 20-, 55- and 61-Across, and 11- and 28-Down
Bonding candidate
One may get bonded
See 41-Down
Bit for an accelerator
___ exchange
Cl- or Na+
What "-" may signify
Discontinued Saturn
It may be + or -
It may be radical
Plasma component
Saturn model of 2003-07
See 15-Across
Chloride, for one
___ cloud
One in an accelerated program?
What "+" may indicate
Hydroxide, e.g.
What a plus sign may indicate
___ drive (engine in "Star Wars")
Large Hadron Collider bit
Minuscule particle
What an electrolyte produces
+ thing
1-Across plus or minus?
-
Bond bit
Particle in a salt solution
TV network once called Pax
Positively Entertaining channel
Particle in seawater
What's a bit of a shock to a chemist?
___ thruster (NASA system)
Saturn model with a scientific name
Something that's charged
___ cannon (sci-fi weapon)
Atom in any salt
One may be polyatomic
Particle named by Faraday
Particle with a + or -
___ gun (sci-fi weapon)
Positively Entertaining cable network
B+, e.g.
Ca++ or Fe+++
TV network with a science-y name
B+, but not A-
Chemistry particle
Either constituent of table salt
Na+ or Cl-, in NaCl
Particle created by dissolving table salt
Particle that's positive or negative
+ or - atom
F-, for one
Naturally occurring example of "opposites attract"?
Particle in a particle accelerator
Particle such as Au+
What's anything but neutral?
___ beam
___ blaster (weapon for Emperor Zurg)
+ or – something
H+ or I-
It's written with a + or -
Na+, for one
Particle with a superscript
Peroxide ___
Positive or negative particle
Bit of solar wind
One component of solar wind
Non-neutral entity?
Plus-or-minus one?
Saturn model that ended production in March 2007
Am ___ ? (dressing room question)
Atomic alternative
Molecule in some ostensibly healthier water
Positive particle, e.g.
Tiny charged thing
Charged 86-Across
Ca++, e.g.
Electrojet bit
B+ or F-, e.g.
___ cannon ("Star Wars" weapon)
Word coined by Michael Faraday
___ engine
Electric atom
Romanian form of the name "John"
Iliescu, who has won Romania's presidential election
Chemist's study
Ammonium, for one
I-, for one
Particle fired by a sci-fi cannon
NaCl's Na+ or Cl-
What's never free of charge?
___ thrusters (means of spacecraft propulsion)
Charged-up atom
Small charge
Electron-deficient atom, e.g.
Electrically charged particle
Anode-directed particle
End of an accord?
It's never neutral
Negatively charged particle
Act closer?
Electrified bit
It may lose or gain electrons
Something not free of charge
Cyclotron bit, perhaps
Electron-deficient atom, perhaps
Small charge carrier
Tract ending
Component of a bond
One might get bonded
Charged subatomic particle
It's tiny and sometimes attractive
Accord trailer?
Am ___ the list?
Charged-up particle
Particle in a charged state
Particle that's emitted
Attract end
Act ending?
End of a quest?
It's attractive and has a charge
Particle that's got a charge
Tract end
You'll get a charge out of this
A positively charged atom
Confess at the end?
Positively charged atom
Stat add-on
Lithium-battery link
Rat suffix
Stat attachment
Stat finale, sometimes
Act add-on
Electrolyte bit
It's charged positively
Positively charged thing
Charged 51-Down
Chemical interaction result hidden in this clue
Particle ending in + or -
Sodium or chloride, in salt
Charged particle (3)
Particle such as Iron(III)
Li+ or Fl-
H+ or Cl-
Iodide, oxide or nitride
It has a + or - charge
It must be positive or negative
Particle such as H+
Particle like Li+
Particle like Na+
Particle such as chloride
Particle written with a superscript
Possibly positive particle
Apt letters missing from "chem_cal b_ _d"
F-, but not A+
F-, e.g., in chemistry class
I-, O-- or N---
Particle such as Cl-
Positive particle, perhaps
It's charged in a lab
Particle hidden in "pistachio nuts"
Cl-, for one
OH- or NH4+
Particle carrying a charge
Particle that may be negative
Free of an electron
Iliescu or Tiriac
Particle in 4 Down
Boy am ____ a roll!
End of discuss
Chemistry book chapter
Euripides title character
Radiation result
pH particle
Positive or negative item
Item that's always charged
The genuine particle?
Ca++, Na+ or Cl-
Atom short an electron, say
H+ or OH-
Particle in a chemical bond
Particle in an electrolyte
Bond-forming particle
Electrolyte component
Particle such as H or Na
Atom that has gained or lost an electron
Molecule with a charge
Particle in "pistachio nuts"
Particle such as Li+
Rb+ or Br-
Accord attachment
Dialogue on poetry by 63 across
Lightning-bolt bit
Saturn offering
OH-, e.g.
Solar wind component
It may be involved in a high-speed collision
It carries a tiny charge
Monatomic or polyatomic unit
Bonding particle
Bond participant
Electrolytic cell particle
Vehicle from Saturn
Network formerly known as PAX TV
Part of a solution, perhaps
Particle accelerator bit
Solar wind bit
Solution component, perhaps
Subject of chemical attraction
A + in chemistry?
Heterolysis product
It can be + or -, in chemistry
It may be divalent
Li+, e.g.
Particle physics particle
Physics focus
It always comes with a charge
One may be bonded
Bit with a plus or minus