Converse of object

• form: Acid dye These molecules are generally sodium salts which dissociate to form the acid dye anion.

• contain: Mixed metal oxides and phases containing mixed anions, such as oxide fluorides, provide our current focus.

• call: If an atom gains an it is called an anion.

Adjective modifier

• enolate: Use of enolate anions in synthesis, general principles.

• organic: Retention of organic anions causes a progressive increase in the anion gap and a further fall in plasma bicarbonate concentration.

• radical: This produces an electron which adds to the benzene ring to generate a radical anion.

• acid: Acid dye These molecules are generally sodium salts which dissociate to form the acid dye anion.

• other: A recent review has indicated that sulfate salts tend to have lower penetration rates than other common anions.

• large: Thermal instability of the compounds with large anions is a function of the polarizing power of the cation.

Modifies a noun

• exchanger: Functional expression and subcellular localization of an anion exchanger cloned from choroid plexus.

• gap: A related " test " is the anion gap, which is actually a calculated value.

• exchange: Anion exchange chromatography has been commonly used for such purification.

• recognition: Her research is focused on anion recognition in water.

• channel: For example, I have on-going research on the role of anion channels in regulating organic acid fluxes.

• resin: Charcoal and anion exchange resin columns in the circuit cleanse and regenerate the albumin dialysate.

Noun used with modifier

• superoxide: The superoxide anion radical can also result in the formation of the dangerous hydroxyl radical.

• fluoride: We have shown that fluoride anions can be used to generate helical structures in the solid state.

• chloride: The element exists in the plant soil system as the chloride anion Cl- .

Preposition: in

• solution: Dynamic combinatorial optimization of a neutral receptor that binds inorganic anions in aqueous solution.

Preposition: of

• acid: A salt results from the combination of the anion of a certain acid combined with the cation of a certain base.