Best way to ionize compounds and/or elements?

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Start date Feb 22, 2009
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Qaiphyx

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Feb 22, 2009

Whats the best method for this? Just removing electrons, how long will the ionized state last, and can I do it in a makeshift kind of way with household/cheap parts?

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Borek

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Feb 23, 2009

Heating, electric discharge, radiation - make your pick.

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