ionizer , also: ioniser BrE

His words were drowned out by the roar of an ionizer.

He added ionizer to the list and made an emphatic circle.

Then the ionizer store, where a woman from Baltimore ran up with an autograph book.

The ionizer converts some portion of the sample into ions.

Should I buy an ionizer to emit negatively charged particles into the air?

The ions are formed close to a single extraction plate and exit the ionizer.

Cool with Ionizer in the same year.

The Bionaire is one of many "ionizer" air cleaners on the market.

I blew cigar smoke around the room and turned the unit to high, and the ionizer as well.

I turned up the air ionizer.

I also tried an ionizer from Sharper Image, which came highly recommended by a friend with respiratory problems.

"We may be looking for a combination microwave oven, fuel ionizer, and sauna.

After the second state-selector a mass-spectrometer using an ionizer will detect the rate of atoms being received.

A water ionizer is an appliance that ionizes water.

However, some ozone generators are manufactured with an "ion generator" or "ionizer" in the same unit.

After an hour, the smoke was gone, but not the stale cigar smell, and the air had an acrid odor from the ionizer.

Cylindrical and axially symmetrical, this kind of ionizer has been around since the early 1950s.

An ionizer is a device that disperses negatively (and/or positively) charged ions into the air.

Lab says, the guards were blasted with some kind of Visual Purple Ionizer.

It also has an ionizer.

"Why do we need an ionizer?"

"Did you remember the ionizer?"

Once out of the target, the vapour of radioactive atoms travels to an ionizer cavity.

This is frequently counteracted by gold-plating the ionizer which in turn reduces the adsorption of many gases.

Permanently mounted home and industrial ionizer purifiers are called electrostatic precipitators.