Translation guide
The process of converting atoms or molecules into ions by adding or removing charged particles. In Japanese, this is typically expressed with the noun イオン化 or the verb イオン化する.
The process of ionization in physics, chemistry, or general contexts.
The standard term for ionization in scientific and technical contexts. Can be used as a noun or with する to form a verb.
I learned about the ionization of water.
This substance ionizes when heated.
A more traditional Japanese term for ionization, often used in physics and chemistry. Slightly more formal or academic than イオン化.
The ionosphere is in the upper atmosphere.
We investigate the effects of ionizing radiation.
Referring to the degree or state of being ionized.
The energy required to remove an electron from an atom or molecule.
The standard term for ionization energy in chemistry and physics.
The ionization energy of helium is very high.
An alternative term for ionization energy, using the traditional 電離. Less common but still used in some academic texts.
Compare the first ionization energies.
イオン化 is the more common and modern term, widely understood. 電離 is more traditional and often appears in set phrases like 電離層 (ionosphere) or 電離放射線 (ionizing radiation). In general scientific writing, イオン化 is preferred.
The color changes depending on the ionization state of iron.