anodic

IPA: ʌnˈɑdɪk

Examples of "anodic" in Sentences

AirGenerate claims the refillable tube will keep particles from breaking off into the tank as the anodic material disintegrates.
Both systems offer unique high-force bonding capabilities that would enable metal-to-metal bonding and specifically allow triple stack anodic bonding, for instance.
Alcoa ACM panels in a brushed aluminum finish were used for the exterior walls and an anodic clear finish of the Reynobond material was used for the soffits of the building.
The impurities accompanying the synthetic tannin, _i. e._, salts, free sulphuric acid, and some phenols, migrated anodic and cathodic respectively, according to their charges.
Stark demonstrated the direct effect of electric fields on the emission of light, by exposing beams of atoms ( "anodic rays", consisting of atoms or molecules) to strong electric fields.
Capable of withstanding extreme environments, the Amphe-Ex connectors feature machined aluminium components plated with a hard anodic coating for resistance to heat, corrosion and scratching.
The flexibility in force, as well as bonding form (e.g., anodic, eutectic, polymer, thermo-compression, and direct) that the systems offer will expand the research facility's processing capabilities.
The author's investigations of the electro-osmosis of an aqueous solution of Neradol D [Footnote: _Collegium_, 1920, 597, 24.] proved that dicresylmethanedisulphonic acid exhibits anodic migration; hence this product possesses negative charge and acidic character.