ionization constant

ˌaɪənaɪˈzeɪʃən ˈkɒnstənt

Definition

Definition of ionization constant - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

lab testing

TECH.

number showing acid or base power from ion-forming equilibrium

TECH.

Lab testing gave a high ionization constant for the acid.
The chemist compared the ionization constant of several weak acids.
A low ionization constant indicated the base only partially dissociated.

infest

invade

swarm

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Expressions with ionization

ionization potential

energy needed to remove an electron from an atom

The ionization potential of helium is very high.

ionization chamber

device detecting ionizing radiation using gas and electrodes

The lab uses an ionization chamber for radiation detection.

Expressions with constant

constant problem

persistent issue occurring repeatedly over time

Traffic congestion is a constant problem in the city.

under constant monitoring

adj.

being watched continuously

The patient is under constant monitoring in the ICU.

constant speed

speed that stays the same over time without increasing or decreasing

The train traveled at constant speed along the straight track.

in constant flux

adv.

happening in a way that is always changing or unstable

The situation is in constant flux, so plans may change.

constant refrain

statement or idea repeated many times by someone

The constant refrain was that change is needed.

constant vigilance

continuous state of being watchful and alert

The security team maintained constant vigilance throughout the event.

constant acceleration

adj.

moving faster at the same rate over time

The car moved with constant acceleration on the highway.

constant current

electric flow kept at nearly the same strength over time

The LED requires a constant current to operate safely.

constant prices

money values recalculated using one base year to remove inflation effects

GDP at constant prices rose faster than GDP at current prices.

spring constant

stiffness parameter of a spring, equal to applied push divided by stretch

The spring constant is higher, so it needs more force to stretch.

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French:constante d'ionisation, ...
German:Ionisationskonstante, ...
Italian:costante di ionizzazione, ...
Spanish:constante de ionización, ...
Portuguese:constante de ionização, ...
Chinese:电离常数, ...
Japanese:電離定数, ...
Arabic:ثَابِت التَّأْيِين, ...
Hebrew:קְבֻעַ הִיּוּנוּן, ...
Russian:константа ионизации, ...
Ukrainian:константа йонізації, ...
Hindi:आयनीकरण स्थिरांक, ...
Bengali:আয়নীভবন ধ্রুবক, ...
Catalan:constant d'ionització, ...
Czech:ionizační konstanta, ...
Danish:ioniseringskonstant, ...
Dutch:ionisatieconstante, ...
Greek:σταθερά ιοντισμού, ...
Hungarian:ionizációs állandó, ...
Khmer:ថេរអ៊ីយ៉ុងកម្ម, ...
Korean:이온화 상수, ...
Persian:ثابت یونش, ...
Polish:stała jonizacji, ...
Portuguese (BR):constante de ionização, ...
Romanian:constanta de ionizare, ...
Swedish:jonisationskonstant, ...
Thai:ค่าคงที่การแตกตัวเป็นไอออน, ...
Turkish:iyonlaşma sabiti, ...
Vietnamese:hằng số điện li, ...

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