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The 15 pages that link to Anion, each with the reason it gives.

• Ionic compoundBroader topic: Anions supply the negative charge that balances cations in the compound.

• Ionic bondingBroader topic: Anions provide the negative charges attracted to cations.

• IonBroader topic: Electron gain leaves the ion with more electrons than protons.

• ChlorideNarrower topic: Chloride is a monatomic anion with a single negative charge.

• IonizationBroader topic: Electron-attachment ionization produces anions.

• Electron affinityNarrower topic: Electron affinity concerns the formation of an anion from a neutral atom.

• Rock salt structureRelated: Anions occupy the complementary sublattice and neighbor each cation.

• FluorideNarrower topic: Fluoride is a monatomic anion with a charge of −1.

• Salt (chemistry)Broader topic: Anions provide the negative component that balances salt cations.

• CationCompared with: Anions contrast with cations in both charge sign and typical electron transfer.

• NitriteNarrower topic: Nitrite carries a single negative charge, which shapes its behavior in aqueous solutions and salts.

• IodideNarrower topic: Iodide is the singly charged negative ion of iodine.

• Oxide ionNarrower topic: The oxide ion belongs to this broad class of negatively charged ions.

• OxalateNarrower topic: Oxalate carries a negative charge in biological fluids.

• NonmetalRelated: Many nonmetals form anions by gaining electrons in chemical reactions.