In the salt solution, cations migrate toward the cathode during electrolysis.

The textile manufacturer recommended cationization to enhance the fabric's dye affinity.

The researchers examined the cationized cellulose fibers to assess their improved dye affinity.

We cationize the polymer to improve its adhesion properties.

The researcher notes that the new polymer cationizes in acidic solutions, improving its adhesion to metal surfaces.

Cationizing the textile fibers before dyeing significantly improved dye uptake and colorfastness.

The cationicity of the polymer enhanced its ability to bind to negatively charged surfaces.

During electrolysis, the cation migrated toward the cathode and gained electrons to become a neutral atom.

The cationic surfactant bound tightly to the negatively charged membrane, altering its permeability.

The research paper compared several cationizations to determine which produced the most stable polymer blend.