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• Anion
  An [[ion]] with a negative net charge is called an '''anion''' (pronounced an-eye-on). Conversely, an ion with a positive net charge i ...ning the electronegative element oxygen. Some anions, such as the cyanide anion, are poisonous. Anions can evolve gasses, act as reducing agents or as oxi
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• Anion/Approval
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• Anion/Definition
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• Anion/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Anion]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Colestipol/Definition
  A crosslinked basic anion exchange resin used to reduce [[cholesterol]]. It may also may reduce [[tri
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• Acidosis
  ...armacologyweekly.com/app/medical-calculators/anion-gap-calculator Multiple anion gap calculations] **Anion Gap (without K): Na - (Cl + HCO₃)
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• Sulfuric acid/Definition
  ...2</sub>SO₄, which is the diprotic [[acid]] of the [[sulfate]] [[anion]] SO₄^{<small>-2</small>}. It can be classified as an i
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• Anion
  An [[ion]] with a negative net charge is called an '''anion''' (pronounced an-eye-on). Conversely, an ion with a positive net charge i ...ning the electronegative element oxygen. Some anions, such as the cyanide anion, are poisonous. Anions can evolve gasses, act as reducing agents or as oxi
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• Phosphate
  ...te''' [[ion]], PO₄^2- is one of the thirteen common [[anion|anions]] and it is required for life. It helps to store energy in biologic
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• Cation
  ...cat-eye-on). Conversely, an ion with a negative net charge is called an [[anion]] (pronounced an-eye-on).
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• Anion/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Anion]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Condensate polishing/Related Articles
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• Ion
  ...ins one or more electrons, it becomes a negatively charged ion called an [[anion]].
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• Diabetic ketoacidosis
  * Serum anion gap > 10 mEq/L The [[anion gap]] and [[serum osmolality]] must be measured.
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• Ion/Related Articles
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• Electrolyte
  ...ake care of the charge transport between the electrodes. The negative ion (anion) moves to the positive electrode (the anode) and the positive ion (cation)
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• Bromine/Related Articles
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