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An '''ion''' is an [[atom]] that has gained or lost one or more [[electron]]s and has thereby acquired a net [[electricity|electric]] charge. A negatively-charged ion is an '''anion'''; a positively-charged one is a '''cation'''.
 
An '''ion''' is an [[atom]] that has gained or lost one or more [[electron]]s and has thereby acquired a net [[electricity|electric]] charge. A negatively-charged ion is an '''anion'''; a positively-charged one is a '''cation'''.
   
[[Baristatic filter]]s cause negatively-charged ion pollution. ({{TNG|True Q}})
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[[Baristatic filter]]s caused negatively-charged ion pollution. ({{TNG|True Q}})
   
 
The [[Chamra Vortex]] included ionized [[gas]] which interfered with [[sensor]]s. ({{DS9|Vortex}})
 
The [[Chamra Vortex]] included ionized [[gas]] which interfered with [[sensor]]s. ({{DS9|Vortex}})
   
Ion distribution must be checked when analyzing [[subspace]] infrared telemetry. ({{VOY|Good Shepherd}})
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Ion distribution needed to be checked when analyzing [[subspace]] [[infrared]] [[telemetry]]. ({{VOY|Good Shepherd}})
   
 
=== See also ===
 
=== See also ===

Revision as of 14:39, 24 April 2015

An ion is an atom that has gained or lost one or more electrons and has thereby acquired a net electric charge. A negatively-charged ion is an anion; a positively-charged one is a cation.

Baristatic filters caused negatively-charged ion pollution. (TNG: "True Q")

The Chamra Vortex included ionized gas which interfered with sensors. (DS9: "Vortex")

Ion distribution needed to be checked when analyzing subspace infrared telemetry. (VOY: "Good Shepherd")

See also

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