cation , auch: kation

Three men went far in advance and when he got down into the cation one of them came running back to meet us.

The other type is called a cation, and these have a positive charge.

The presence of the metal cations makes the water hard.

According to their properties, cations are usually classified into six groups.

Thus, all cations are higher in energy than their parent atom.

"You'd better let us push it into the cation for you," he said.

Interestingly, many metal cations are also required in the process.

For complex cations, the English name of the metal is used (see table 4.14).

He passed the news, the order, and the cation in as few words as possible.

Cation produced a green crystal, which he held to the General's burnt face.

Transition metals can form more than one simple cation with different charges.

I walked down the cation until I came to the other two men who had gone ahead.

Calcium is another cation that occurs in the tunnel water.

This involves using an alternate, Latin name for the cation.

Common cations found in hard water include Ca and Mg.

The potassium cation is a nutrient necessary for human life and health.

Together she and Cation carried him to the rampart steps.

He described the lo- cation of the key man.

"Our children are hungry," screamed a woman farther back up the cation.

In reality, such a cation is not actually formed.

The procedures for European political cation need to be brought within a process of democratic accountability if they are to made more effective.

In such cases, it is programmed with the lo- cation of the serial number.

This result thus supported a non-classical structure for the cation.

The cation takes the name of its elemental form.

It has been shown that cations in solution can shift the equilibrium.