We got something! A huge release of anions.

有情况了 大量负离释放。

Yes. High levels of polyatomic anions released in the atmosphere.

大量多原负离释放进了大气中。

They're compounds made up of positive and negative ions, usually formed when an acid reacts with a base.

它们是由正离和负离组成化合物，通常在酸与碱反应时形成。

Among its popular products were " negative- ion" sanitary pads that claimed to prevent menstrual cramping and cervical cancer.

该公司最受欢品之一是“负离”卫生巾，声称可经痛和宫颈癌。

Now what about the nitrate? Also anion.

那么硝酸盐呢？ 还有负离。

Positive ions move to one electrode and negative ions onto the other.

正离移动到一个电极， 负离移动到另一个电极。

These elements gain electrons to form those negative ions ending with " ide" .

这些元素获得电形成那些“ide” 结尾负离。

Here's a video I originally titled, " Are Negative Ions Good For You? " Which is a question nobody asked ever.

这是我最初命名为“负离对你有好处吗？ ” 视频，这是一个从未有人问过问题。

Ions that have lost electrons, and therefore take on a positive charge, are cations. Whereas ones that gain electrons to become negative are anions.

失去电并因此带正电荷离是阳离。而那些获得电变成负离是阴离。

The negative ions are of help, but you could not produce such conditions. But the attempt to produce advantageous conditions is in itself of help in any case.

负离是有帮助，但你们生不了这样条件。但试图生有利条件本身，在任何情况下都是有帮助。

Instead, the pressure arranged the helium and sodium into a kind of 3-D checkerboard pattern, forcing pairs of electrons to separate and basically hang out on their own in between the helium atoms, almost like a negatively charged ion without a nucleus.

相反，高压将氦原和钠原类似3D立体棋盘模式进行组合，强迫电对分开，基本上都单独悬浮于氦原之间，近似没有原核负离。