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ionised

/ˈaɪ.ə.naɪzd/

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adjective

/ˈaɪ.ə.naɪzd/B2formalbritishscientific
  • ruОписывает вещество или атом, которые были преобразованы в ионы или потеряли/приобрели электроны.

Describes a substance or atom that has been converted into ions or has lost or gained electrons.

  1. Converted into ionsC1formalscientific

    Having been changed completely or partially into ions, typically through physical or chemical processes such as radiation, heat, or reaction with other substances.

    ruИонизированный

    • The ionised gas in the plasma lamp glows brightly.
    • Partially ionised water still contains some neutral molecules.
    • Ionised air can be used to neutralize static electricity.

    Synonymschargedionized

Forms
  • more ionised comparative form
  • most ionised superlative form

verb

ionise/ˈaɪ.ə.naɪz/C1formalbritishscientific
  • ruГлагол, используемый для описания процесса превращения атома или молекулы в ион путём добавления или удаления заряженных частиц, или акт вызывания ионизации.

A verb used to describe the process of converting an atom or molecule into an ion by adding or removing charged particles, or the act of causing ionization.

  1. Convert into ionsC1formalscientific

    To convert an atom, molecule, or substance into an ion or ions, typically by removing or adding electrons.

    ruИонизировать

    • High-energy radiation can ionise gas molecules.
    • The process is used to ionise the sample for analysis.
    • When you ionise a substance, it becomes electrically charged.

    Synonymsdissociateionize

  2. Become converted into ionsC1formalscientific

    To undergo a process where an atom or molecule gains or loses electrons, becoming an ion.

    ruИонизироваться

    • The atoms ionise when exposed to intense heat.
    • In the experiment, the gas began to ionise under the laser beam.
    • Some elements ionise more easily than others.
Forms
  • ionised past participle
  • ionised past simple
  • ionising present participle
  • ionises third person singular