Cation

Definition of Cation

A cation is a positively charged ion, which is an atom or a molecule that has lost one or more electrons.

How should Cation divide into syllables

The word 'cation' has two syllables. The first syllable is 'ca' and the second syllable is 'tion'. There are two vowels in this word, 'a' and 'i', and three consonants, 'c', 't', and 'n'.

Part of Speech - Cation

The cation in this chemical reaction is sodium.

Sentences with Cation

• The cation attracted the negatively charged anion.
• Sodium is a common example of a cation.
• Cations play an important role in chemical reactions.
• The cation and anion together form an ionic bond.
• Cations are often found in salts.
• The cation is smaller in size than the corresponding neutral atom.
• Cations are often metals.
• Cations move towards the cathode in electrolysis.
• The cationic detergent helped remove the stains.
• The cationic polymer improved the water quality.

Quotes with Cation

• The cation is the positive particle in an electrolyte solution, and is attracted towards the cathode.
• Cations are like the 'good guys' in chemistry because they are positively charged.
• A cation is an atom that's missing a few screws but has a positive attitude.
• Cations are the rock stars of the chemical world, always attracting attention with their positive charge.
• A cation is like a superhero, saving the day with its positive charge.
• Cations are the life of the party, bringing positive energy to every chemical reaction.
• Just like opposites attract, cations and anions come together to form a balanced chemical bond.
• Cations are the missing puzzle piece that completes the chemical equation.
• Cations are the VIPs of the atomic world, always stealing the spotlight with their positive charge.
• A cation is like a cheerleader, bringing positive vibes to the chemical equation.

Number of characters in Cation

6 ( c, a, t, i, o, n )

Unique letters in Cation

6 ( c, a, t, i, o, n )

Cation Backwards

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Phonetic Transcription of Cation

IPA (International): ˈkæˌtaɪʌn

ARA (American): ˈkæˌtaɪʌn

EPA (English): ˈkæˌtaɪʌn

KAE-TAY-AH-N