Ionization
Ionization
Process by which atoms or molecules acquire charge by gaining or losing electrons.
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Ion
Particle, atom or molecule with a net electrical charge.
13%
Positron
Antiparticle of the electron.
6.8%
Aurora
Atmospheric effect caused by the solar wind.
4.9%
Electromagnetic radiation
Physical model of propagating energy.
4.8%
Subatomic particle
Particle smaller than an atom.
4.7%
Atom
Smallest unit of a chemical element.
4.4%
Electron
Elementary particle with negative charge.
4.2%
Solar wind
Stream of charged particles from the Sun.
4.1%
Molecule
Electrically neutral group of two or more atoms.
3.2%
Antiproton
Subatomic particle.
2.9%
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Plasma (physics)
State of matter.
45%
Ionizing radiation
Harmful high-frequency radiation.
16%
Electromagnetic spectrum
Full range of electromagnetic radiation frequencies.
3%
Ionosphere
Ionized part of Earth's upper atmosphere.
2.3%
Nebula
Body of interstellar clouds.
1.9%
Corona discharge
Ionization of air around a high-voltage conductor.
1.7%
Radiation
Waves or particles moving through space.
1.7%
H II region
Large, low-density interstellar cloud of partially ionized gas.
1.6%
Astrophysical jet
Stream of ionized matter flowing away from a rotating astronomical object.
1.2%
Ultraviolet
Form of electromagnetic radiation.
1.2%