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Analog ion
DRAFT DEFINITION
Ions that have similar chemical valence. Note: for example the acetyl cation CH₃-CO⁺ and the thioacetyl cation CH₃-CS⁺.
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-[[Ion]]s that have similar chemical valence, for example the acetyl cation CH<sub>3</sub>-CO<sup>+</sup> and the thioacetyl cation CH<sub>3</sub>-CS<sup>+</sup>.}}
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-Ions that are isoelectronic, for example the acetyl cation CH<sub>3</sub>-CO<sup>+</sup> and the thioacetyl cation CH<sub>3</sub>-CS<sup>+</sup>.
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-#E. C. Meurer, M. N. Eberlin. J. Mass Spectrom. 41, 470-476 (2006).
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+:''Note'': for example the acetyl cation CH<sub>3</sub>-CO<sup>+</sup> and the thioacetyl cation CH<sub>3</sub>-CS<sup>+</sup>.}}
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