The phrase "ionic reaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in the context of chemistry to describe a reaction that involves the transfer of electrons between ions.
Example: "In the experiment, we observed an ionic reaction between sodium and chlorine, resulting in the formation of sodium chloride."
Alternatives: "ionic process" or "ionic interaction".
Rate equations for the process were obtained by applying steady-state approximations on ionic reaction intermediates.
The TiO2/Ag/Ag2S/Ag3CuS2 NRs heterostructure is successfully synthesized through successive ion layer adsorption and reaction (SILAR) and a simple ion-exchange process based on ionic reaction mechanism.
Supercritical water offers rapid hydrolysis of biomass, high solubility of intermediate reaction products, including gases, and a high ion product near (but below) the critical point that helps ionic reaction.
ZnS particles are firstly synthesized as a base material through colloidal precipitation, and then the ZnS surfaces are sequentially modified by adding CuS (cation exchange reaction) and CdS (ionic reaction) precursors.
Two model enzyme reactions are chosen for analysis: (i) with no ionic reaction components, and (ii) with only ionic components and with production of H+ ions.
The nitrile of PAN in F Ph CNT/PAN composite was cyclized through the free radical reaction during thermal stabilization whereas nitrile of PAN in COOH Ph CNT/PAN composite underwent cyclization via the ionic reaction due to the acid groups on the surfaces of the CNTs.
"He subsequently developed powerful methods for describing solvation effects in ionic reactions.
The model is restricted to liquid phase ionic reactions without formation of new compounds.
A set of physico-chemical equations describes gas transfer and ionic reactions and structured biochemical equations describe biological and enzymatic reactions.
Mechanistically, polymer pyrolysis involves a complex set of free radical, concerted, and/or ionic reactions that occur via numerous competing pathways.
"John Brauman has made major contributions to chemistry, in particular the field of ionic reactions and the crucial role of the medium in which these reactions occur," said John Ross, the Camille and Henry Dreyfus Professor of Chemistry at Stanford and a 1999 winner of the National Medal of Science.
