Definition of hydronium ion in English:

hydronium ion

nounhʌɪˈdrəʊnɪəmhīˌdrōnēəm ˈīˌän

Chemistry

another term for hydroxonium ion
Example sentencesExamples
- Metals high on the activity series react more vigorously with oxidants including the halogens and the hydronium ion than those lower on the scale.
- Instead of floating free, hydrogen ions combine with water molecules to produce a positively charged hydronium ion.
- Some examples of positively charged electrophiles are the hydronium ion, nitronium ions, metal ions, and carbocations.
- A hydronium ion, however, disrupts this structure because it can accommodate a maximum of three hydrogen bonds.
- In response to that stress, the conjugate base reacts with the hydronium ion, producing more carbon dioxide which is removed from the system by increasing respiration.

Origin

Early 20th century: hydronium, from German (a contraction).

Definition of hydronium ion in US English:

hydronium ion

nounhīˌdrōnēəm ˈīˌän

Chemistry

The ion H₃O⁺, consisting of a protonated water molecule and present in all aqueous acids.
Example sentencesExamples
- In response to that stress, the conjugate base reacts with the hydronium ion, producing more carbon dioxide which is removed from the system by increasing respiration.
- A hydronium ion, however, disrupts this structure because it can accommodate a maximum of three hydrogen bonds.
- Some examples of positively charged electrophiles are the hydronium ion, nitronium ions, metal ions, and carbocations.
- Instead of floating free, hydrogen ions combine with water molecules to produce a positively charged hydronium ion.
- Metals high on the activity series react more vigorously with oxidants including the halogens and the hydronium ion than those lower on the scale.

Origin

Early 20th century: hydronium, from German (a contraction).

单词	hydronium ion
释义	Definition of hydronium ion in English: hydronium ion nounhʌɪˈdrəʊnɪəmhīˌdrōnēəm ˈīˌän Chemistry another term for hydroxonium ion Example sentencesExamples Metals high on the activity series react more vigorously with oxidants including the halogens and the hydronium ion than those lower on the scale. Instead of floating free, hydrogen ions combine with water molecules to produce a positively charged hydronium ion. Some examples of positively charged electrophiles are the hydronium ion, nitronium ions, metal ions, and carbocations. A hydronium ion, however, disrupts this structure because it can accommodate a maximum of three hydrogen bonds. In response to that stress, the conjugate base reacts with the hydronium ion, producing more carbon dioxide which is removed from the system by increasing respiration. Origin Early 20th century: hydronium, from German (a contraction). Definition of hydronium ion in US English: hydronium ion nounhīˌdrōnēəm ˈīˌän Chemistry The ion H₃O⁺, consisting of a protonated water molecule and present in all aqueous acids. Example sentencesExamples In response to that stress, the conjugate base reacts with the hydronium ion, producing more carbon dioxide which is removed from the system by increasing respiration. A hydronium ion, however, disrupts this structure because it can accommodate a maximum of three hydrogen bonds. Some examples of positively charged electrophiles are the hydronium ion, nitronium ions, metal ions, and carbocations. Instead of floating free, hydrogen ions combine with water molecules to produce a positively charged hydronium ion. Metals high on the activity series react more vigorously with oxidants including the halogens and the hydronium ion than those lower on the scale. Origin Early 20th century: hydronium, from German (a contraction).
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