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Protonated molecule
DRAFT DEFINITION
An ion formed by interaction of a neutral molecule with a proton and represented by the symbol [M + H]⁺, where M is the neutral molecule. The term 'protonated molecular ion,' 'quasi-molecular ion' and 'pseudo-molecular ion' are not recommended.
Considered between 2004 and 2006 but not included in the 2006 PAC submission
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	{{DefName\|An ion formed by interaction of a neutral molecule with a proton, and represented by the symbol [M + H]<sup>+</sup>. The term 'protonated molecular ion' ~~is not recommended as it suggests a different species formed by the association of a proton with a molecular ion. Likewise, the ambigous terms~~ '[[quasi-molecular ion]]' or '[[pseudo-molecular ion]]' are not recommended.}}		{{DefName\|An ion formed by interaction of a neutral molecule with a proton and represented by the symbol [M + H]<sup>+</sup>, where M is the neutral molecule. The term 'protonated molecular ion,' '[[quasi-molecular ion]]' and '[[pseudo-molecular ion]]' are not recommended.}}


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