Synonyms for ion
ˈaɪ ən, ˈaɪ ɒnion

Princeton's WordNet

1. ionnoun

   a particle that is electrically charged (positive or negative); an atom or molecule or group that has lost or gained one or more electrons

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1. • Particle

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1. List of paraphrases for "ion":

   ionic, ions, aeon, ion-exchange, lon, eun

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1. List of known nicknames for "ION":

   Ion '98, Ion E.P.

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1. Josh Gold:

   Delivery workers should not have to choose between making a living and safety, by providing discounts and exchange opportunities for new UL certified e-bikes and certified lithium-ion batteries, the expensive price tag that too often acts as a blocker to safety should no longer have to be a concern.

2. Ken Boyce:

   It's been estimated to be about one in 12 million. So that's quite favorable, there's a couple of caveats on that, though. As we see four to six to eight billion [ lithium-ion battery ] cells going out each year, that one in 12 million, that starts to get up there.

3. Thomas Kiklas:

   Lithium ion batteries fail in other devices as well, but in a laptop, it's on your lap.

4. Federal Emergency Management Agency:

   Since the current generation of lithium-ion batteries is the root cause of these incidents, it is clear that these batteries are not a safe source of energy for these devices.

5. Douglas Schwartz:

   While we dont officially know the cause of the fire, we do believe from current evidence and testimonials that it was not caused by the operator, the boat or the crew, who acted heroically and did all in their power to try and save thelives of the passengers and their fellow crew member, we all hope and anticipate new regulations will come as a result of the investigation.We would ask whether safety agencies that have been aware of the dangers of lithium-ion batteries in other modes of transportation have considered applying this knowledge to the charter boating industry. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP Douglas Schwartz also disputed the NTSB claims, sayingthat a crewmember.