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reionization

reionization

1 9.7
Making a gas or plasma charged again by removing electrons
  • noun
  • /ˌriːaɪənaɪˈzeɪʃən/
  • Specialized
: reionización
  • The reionization of the gas was necessary to restart the plasma reaction in the laboratory.

Examples

  • Scientists studied the reionization process to improve the efficiency of industrial plasma devices.

  • Accurate control of reionization is crucial for maintaining stable conditions in certain experiments.

  • The reionization of the universe is a key event in cosmology.

  • Scientists study reionizations to understand cosmic evolution.

  • The reionization of the gas was necessary to restart the plasma reaction in the laboratory.

  • Accurate control of reionization is crucial for maintaining stable conditions in certain experiments.

  • Scientists studied the reionization process to improve the efficiency of industrial plasma devices.

Synonyms

ionization
vsreionization
  • Specialized
9 7.0

Atoms and molecules become charged by gaining or losing electrons

happens again after the material becomes neutral or less charged

How Ionized

reionization
  • Specialized
1 9.7
ionization
  • Specialized
9 7.0
neutrality
  • Specialized
1 5.3

Surface Forms

reionization singular
reionizations plural

Morphology

reionization = ionization (transparent) = re + ion + ize + ation

The prefix 're-' straightforwardly adds the meaning 'again' to 'ionization', yielding 'ionization again'.

Etymology

Reionization comes from re- 'again' and ionize 'to make charged particles', so it simply means 'making a gas or material charged again'. So in labs or industry, reionization is the process of charging a gas again to restart reactions or control a plasma.