protonic

/ prəʊˈtɒnɪk /

adjective

1. chem (of a solvent, such as water) able to donate hydrogen ions to solute molecules

Example Sentences

Kitamura and her colleagues modified photonic crystals by introducing lattice distortion: gradual deformation of the regular spacing of elements, which disrupted the grid-like pattern of protonic crystals.

From Science Daily

BMW has chosen this grand Geneva event to give us our first in-person look at the Protonic Red BMW i8, and it looks stunning.

From The Verge

That was true in its original silver and blue attire and it will be even more so with the new Protonic Red.

From The Verge

The company promises the i8 Protonic Red will be available "soon," which given the lack of technical changes in the car — it's just a new interior set and a lovely red paintjob — should indeed be the case.

From The Verge

It has to do with the arrangement, the speed and direction of movement, and the polarity of protonic and electronic energy charges of which matter is comprised.

From Project Gutenberg