ionize , auch: ionise BrE

Ionizing the intake air will do no good at all.

Some go up into the air and may ionize a single molecule.

Ionizing radiation is also used in the treatment of cancer.

Instead of feeling ionized and drained, the air began to feel heavy.

Nor is there sufficient energy in the light to ionize anything near it.

It must have been ionized plasma in the first seconds.

"You suck up all your energy in ionizing the atmosphere."

When passing through matter, they ionize and thus lose energy in many small steps.

They don't have as much energy and are not able to ionize cells.

This is a hydrocarbon which does not ionize in water.

All kinds of ionizing radiation can cause cancer and other health effects.

"It has almost totally ionized our atmosphere," the president continued.

Their rays, before ionizing the air brilliantly red, were now dark.

The treatment is usually a drug, ionizing radiation, or a combination of the two.

Evidence for the effect of ionizing radiation on people is derived from several sources.

"You mean that everything that goes over has to be ionized?"

This may ionize and carry away some molecules from the top of the atmosphere.

Unless radiation is ionizing, you can be saturated in it.

These function in eye protection from ionizing blue light, which they absorb.

Passion had ionized all the air in the room.

This was evidence that the source for these ionizing rays came from above the Earth's atmosphere.

The source ionizes the air to remove electric charges on the material.

This fact alone will make it less ionized in aqueous solution.

First of all, what causes substances to ionize when dissolved in water?

Here the air was so completely ionized that it had become a partial conductor.