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a theory that, on going into solution, the molecules of an electrolyte either completely or partially break up or dissociate into two or more portions, these portions being positively and negatively charged electrically, the positively charged portions being different chemically from those negatively charged. When an electric current is passed through the solution of an electrolyte, the positively charged portions are attracted by the negative pole or electrode, and move toward it; the negatively charged portions are attracted by and migrate toward the positive electrode. From this property of moving toward one of the electrodes, these charged molecular fractions of electrolytes are called ions, from the Greek verb meaning “to move.”
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light and soft.
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Ionic coral calcium is an electrically charged mineral (Ca++) in an aqueous solution. The advantage of using ionic coral calcium as opposed to other forms of calcium supplements is that it is 100% absorbable by your body.
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a 4 syllable foot.
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to contain ions. The word "ion" means an atom or molecule that has lost or gained one or more negatively charged particles called electrons. The loss of an electron results in an atom or molecule that has a positive ionic charge (cation). Atoms or molecules that gain electrons have a negative ionic charge (anion). Back to Salt article
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