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...one mole of monovalent ions on an electrode ([[cation]]s on the cathode, [[anion]]s on the anode) is always the same, irrespective of the kind of ions. For

...Cholestabyl''' and '''Colestid''', is a highly crosslinked insoluble basic anion exchange resin used to reduce cholesterol. It may also may reduce triglycer

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...H₂SO₄. It is the diprotic acid of the [[sulfate]] [[anion]] SO₄^{<small>-2</small>}. At room temperature and pres ...cid from which the second hydrogen dissociates to form the ''[[sulfate]]'' anion SO₄^{<small>-2</small>}.

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...exchange resin with its attached OH^- ions (referred to as an "anion resin").<ref name=DI>[http://tdsmeter.articulatedman.com/education?id=0009 * The Cl^- anions are attracted to the anion resin and exchange place with the OH^- anions on the resin.

...chemistry, as well as [[Benzoin Condensation|benzoin condensation]]). This anion attacks the S1 of the oxidized lipoate species in an Sn2-like mechanism tha

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...[[Ion|cation]] and superscripts with a negative sign (−) indicate an [[Ion|anion]].</ref><ref>{{cite book|author=H. Stephen Stoker|title=General, Organic, a ...O₃²⁻) is [[Redox|oxidized]] to the [[tetrathionate]] anion (S₄O₆²⁻).

{{Image|Ionexchange.jpg|right|450px|Figure 3. Illustration of an anion exchanger, consisting of a positively-charged resin, that binds to a compou ...ger. Some molecules may have both [[anionic]] and [[cationic]] groups. An anion exchanger, which consists of a positively-charged resin, will bind a compou

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...activity]] towards cationic or low-ionization-potential species. Halogen [[anion|anions]] in the body can bind to [[potassium]], [[calcium]] and [[magnesium

...n [Co(NH₃)₆]³⁺ and the [[ferricyanide]] anion [Fe(CN)₆]³⁻.

...o form a [[radical]] anion, which decomposes by the loss of a [[chloride]] anion. If a deoxygenated mixture of PCBs in [[isopropanol]] or [[mineral oil]] is

Note that many of the common negatively-charged [[anion]]ic polyatomic ions are conjugate bases of acids derived from the [[oxide]]

Hydrogen also resembles halogens, like Cl, in that it can form an anion. It does so in saline hydrides (LiH, NaH, CaH₂, etc.), in which ...ons move to the anode. The hydroxyl anion decomposes before the sulphate anion according to

...ic acidosis]], caused by abnormally high rates of hydrogen ion and lactate anion production, often due to reduced oxygen delivery to body tissues; prolonged

...of glucosamine present in 1500 mg of glucosamine salt will depend on which anion is present and whether additional salts are included in the manufacturer's ...ologists at the [[Physicians' Desk Reference|PDR]] who state, "The counter anion of the glucosamine salt (i.e. chloride or sulfate) is unlikely to play any

...esponse. Selectivity of crystalline membranes can be for both cation and [[anion]] of the membrane-forming substance. An example is the [[fluoride selective