Definition of ionotropy in English:

ionotropy

noun ʌɪəˈnɒtrəpi

1Chemistry. Tautomerism or tautomeric change, regarded as occurring through the detachment of an ion from the molecule concerned followed by a redistribution of the charge in the resulting molecular ion and reattachment of the ion to a different part of it.
2Physical Chemistry. The ordering of particles in a gel that results when an electrolyte is added to a colloidal suspension.

noun ʌɪəˈnɒtrəpi

Physiology

= inotropy.

Origin

1920s. From iono- + -tropy
1970s. Alteration of inotropy by association with ionotropy.

Definition of ionotropy in US English:

ionotropy

nounʌɪəˈnɒtrəpi

1Chemistry. Tautomerism or tautomeric change, regarded as occurring through the detachment of an ion from the molecule concerned followed by a redistribution of the charge in the resulting molecular ion and reattachment of the ion to a different part of it.
2Physical Chemistry. The ordering of particles in a gel that results when an electrolyte is added to a colloidal suspension.

nounʌɪəˈnɒtrəpi

Physiology

= inotropy.

Origin

1920s. From iono- + -tropy<br>1970s. Alteration of inotropy by association with ionotropy.

词汇	ionotropy
释义	Definition of ionotropy in English: ionotropy noun ʌɪəˈnɒtrəpi 1Chemistry. Tautomerism or tautomeric change, regarded as occurring through the detachment of an ion from the molecule concerned followed by a redistribution of the charge in the resulting molecular ion and reattachment of the ion to a different part of it. 2Physical Chemistry. The ordering of particles in a gel that results when an electrolyte is added to a colloidal suspension. noun ʌɪəˈnɒtrəpi Physiology = inotropy. Origin 1920s. From iono- + -tropy 1970s. Alteration of inotropy by association with ionotropy. Definition of ionotropy in US English: ionotropy nounʌɪəˈnɒtrəpi 1Chemistry. Tautomerism or tautomeric change, regarded as occurring through the detachment of an ion from the molecule concerned followed by a redistribution of the charge in the resulting molecular ion and reattachment of the ion to a different part of it. 2Physical Chemistry. The ordering of particles in a gel that results when an electrolyte is added to a colloidal suspension. nounʌɪəˈnɒtrəpi Physiology = inotropy. Origin 1920s. From iono- + -tropy<br>1970s. Alteration of inotropy by association with ionotropy.
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