ionizer
- noun
- /ˈaɪəˌnaɪzər/
- Specialized
- Cathodes and electron guns, ion sources, ionizers and ion guns, filaments, and related products for vacuum equipment, vacuum tubes, and other applications.
OK, this is my maximum voltage ionizer.
- OK, this is my maximum voltage ionizer.
Examples
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The new ionizer efficiently produces charged particles to help maintain air quality in the laboratory.
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An ionizer can effectively remove contaminants from the air by producing negatively charged ions.
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To reduce static electricity, we installed an ionizer that adds electrical charge to particles in the air.
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Etymology
Ionizer comes from the root ion, an old Greek word meaning 'to go', and the ending -izer, which means 'a thing that makes', as in the word 'cleaner'. So an ionizer is a device that gives tiny particles an electrical charge so they 'go' to a surface or out of the air, helping in factories and scientific equipment.