Ion (disambiguation)
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In physics and chemistry, an ion is an atom or group of atoms with a net electric charge.
Ion may also refer to:
[edit] Ancient Greece
- Ion (dialogue), a dialogue by Plato, between Socrates and Ion, a reciter of epic poems.
- Ion (mythology), the son of Xuthus and Creüsa, daughter of Erechtheus
- Ion (play), a play by Euripides on the relationship between humans and the gods, in which Ion is instead the son of Apollo.
- Ion of Chios, a writer and philosopher.
[edit] Contemporary culture
- Ion (DC Comics), a creature in the DC Comics universe
- Ion (Marvel Comics), a super villain in the Marvel Comics universe
- I.O.N, a manga by Arina Tanemura
- Fon Master Ion, a character from the video game Tales of the Abyss
[edit] Brands
- ION Audio, a brand of audio equipment manufacturer Numark
- Ion (chocolate), a Greek chocolate brand
- Alesis Ion, an analog-modeling synthesizer keyboard made by Alesis
- Ion (network), a defunct communications network formerly advertised by Sprint
- Ion (paintball marker), a paintball marker manufactured by Smart Parts
- Saturn Ion, an automobile sold by General Motors
- Ion Television, a television network
- Ion (nVidia platform), An nVidia platform for the Intel Atom CPU
- Ion (Guf), an entity interconnected with Bob Dobbs
- Ion, a lighting control console by ETC
[edit] Institutions
- Instituto Oncologico Nacional, or National Oncologic Institute, a specialized hospital in Panama City for cancer treatment
- Institute of Navigation, a non-profit professional society for the advancement of the art and science of navigation
[edit] Other
- Ion (window manager), in computing, a window manager for the X Window System
- Ion (name), the Romanian equivalent of John
- I'On, Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, a Neighborhood
- I.O.N.(band)
[edit] See also
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