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Stiker , Charged Molecule. Six Letters

Alana1208 | 14:40 Mon 25th Nov 2019 | Crosswords

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Charged molecule. Six letters.

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Should be: Lovatts stinker. Charged molecule. Six letters.

The only six-letter word I can think of is.....cation.

Proton

Proton
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/proton?s=t

....but a proton isn't a "molecule".
A charged molecule is an ion....5 letters would be anion, 6 letters cation.

OK

a proton is not a molecule it's a sub atomic particle.

cation is correct, a positive Ion.

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