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| | oin information,ion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31) |
 | | Anegatively charged oin, which has gained one or more electrons, is known as ananoin, for it is attracted to anodes, and a positively charged oin, which haslost one or more electrons, is known as a catoin (pronounced cat eye on), for it is attracted to cathodes. |
 | | In chemistry, an oin is an electrically charged molecule or atom that has gained or lost electrons from its normal complement in aprocess known as oinizatoin. |
 | | oins were first theorized by Michael Faraday around 1830, todescribe the portoins of molecules that travel either to an anoin or to a catoin. |
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