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An ion/neutral species reaction in which the neutral species is a molecule. (Note the use of 'ion-molecule reaction????????????????????????? is not recommended; the hyphen suggests a reaction of a species that is both an ion and a molecule and is not the intended meaning).
An ion/neutral species reaction in which the neutral species is a molecule. (Note the use of 'ion-molecule reaction????????????????????????? is not recommended; the hyphen suggests a reaction of a species that is both an ion and a molecule and is not the intended meaning).
== Related Terms ==
*[[Ion/Neutral Complex]]
*[[Ion/Neutral Species Reaction]]
*[[Ion/Neutral Species Exchange Reaction]]


[[Category:Reactions]]
[[Category:Reactions]]

Revision as of 12:21, 1 December 2005

DRAFT DEFINITION
Ion/molecule reaction

An ion/neutral species reaction in which the neutral species is a molecule. (Note that use of 'ion-molecule reaction' is not recommended; the hyphen suggests a reaction of a species that is both an ion and a molecule and is not the intended meaning.)

Considered between 2004 and 2006 but not included in the 2006 PAC submission
This is an unofficial draft definition presented for information and comment.

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An ion/neutral species reaction in which the neutral species is a molecule. (Note the use of 'ion-molecule reaction????????????????????????? is not recommended; the hyphen suggests a reaction of a species that is both an ion and a molecule and is not the intended meaning).

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